#2 choice:
Meditation, or some meditation-adjacent process.
I find that this helps me on the front-end more so than as a post-subliminal recovery method. It seems to make it easier for my mind to accept and integrate the input.
#2 choice:
Meditation, or some meditation-adjacent process.
I find that this helps me on the front-end more so than as a post-subliminal recovery method. It seems to make it easier for my mind to accept and integrate the input.
2 loops of Khan Qv2 ST2âŚhmm, that seems like it could be a lot. (I canât believe Iâm saying this about two loops, considering I at one point ran 16 loops of the pre-Q version in a day before).
This is the thing that helped me out a LOT when I was in the middle of ST2. That was a crazy moment back then, posting about what was happening while I was walking in a big park. Do you think running (e.g. on the treadmill, as part of a cardio routine) might help as well @Malkuth?
I recall it being harder to meditate when subliminals are in the mix. Saint had a comment about this in the past. However, I know that you have gotten good at using subliminals as part of a meditation practice.
I was rather thinking about getting recon on you days off. I donât know what about days on, I usually used to wait it out.
I wonder if the only way to avoid recon is following the recommended pattern since when doing that pattern my mind rarely had time to get recon whilst now with more days off it hits me every time (on days off).
I think running would work really well. I donât do it because of stubborn Achilles tendinitis. Havenât managed to get it under control yet. A 6 mile walk resets me. I wouldnât be surprised if a 3-4 mile run could do the same.
Iâm getting ready to try treadmill and rowing machine, probably this week. Then Iâll know for sure.
But I think the best is when you are actually walking/running/rowing somewhere. When you take an actual journey, even a small one, thereâs an interaction with the environment that facilitates the reset process.
During the storms, Iâve been walking indoors for about 5-6 miles. Literally just pacing in my living space. Itâs inferior to the experience of walking outside. Part of the reason for that is that itâs lower intensity, so I donât sweat or breathe as deeply and hard. But I think another has to do with the absence of Open Space.
There is a lot to be said for communing with nature.
You usually walk in a park, I believe.
COOL social dreams last night. Itâs a sign that things are processing.
Few minutes into my next loop and all I can think is âoofâ
Reconciliation yesterday wasnât as bad.
Something calls me to go to the same park I went to when I was deep in DR ST2 reconciliation.
Decided to follow my gut and went through that whole park again. Felt good.
In the middle of my trip right now. Iâve been getting a lot of Khan thoughtsâŚand how I should change my life.
Trust in the subconscious!
gonna stick with that, i actually found myself really trying to rest and resist living with recon sometimes,
i have slight recon between time and time, but i just have to understand that its okay to have it, its a feature not a bug as @Malkuth says
so even if youre facing recon you push to work and strive, its never gonna disappear if you wait for it to just leave,
I was in a water park recently. Lots of women were in bikinis and other water wear. Okay, some do look beautifulâŚbut I noticed something was missing. Even though there were attractive women in these outfits, I noticed that I wasnât feeling something. What was it?
It took me a while as I went through the day. Then I realized what was gone.
Fear.
Confirmed: DR did its work and Khan is doing its work. I strongly believe that I am shifting towards a reality that was once much further away before this and DR.
Oh, here we go. Not feeling good this evening.
Youâve got this.
How about you make a list of âwhat to do when I have reconâ so when it happens, all you got to do is look at the list and pick something, rather than trying to figure out what to do when you feel bad?
Itâs evident to me that Khan and IC have worked for me throughout this trip.