One of us is using this stack but I don’t remember who. What are your results on this stack, please?
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I wrote about that last Friday @Sub.Zero.
I began listening to the preQ version of LD last Friday on my phone while at work. Then Saturday and Sunday rolled around, and I had courage to face some deep truths in my life. Like why I’ve not ever approached girls (my entire life). I ended up buying Primal because staying unchanged is not a happy place.
“Limits” has been new terminology in healing for me, so I underused LD almost since I bought it over a year back. SC doesn’t advertise “fear removal”, but upon me taking time and looking at the RQ and LD sales pages recently, it actually speaks of fear removal. I realized limits are our mind’s boundaries to avoid imagined pain, so it says
“I won’t do THAT”
“If you talk to her, you’ll get hurt”
“If you even THINK about your history, you’ll be HURT AND LONELY FOREVER!”
So, SC isn’t blatant about it. But I’m discovering it’s eliminating some strong fears. A subtle strategy by them, me thinks.
It’s also very un-dramatic while running (no feelings or mood swings going on). Just a gradual happiness and freedom emerging in me. I think it points at our common beliefs, just like EOG did for me.
Today, Monday, my 2nd rest day, I’ve desired to run it, but haven’t. I’ll probably loop it tomorrow at work again. Living with less fear is a beautiful thing.
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Thank you for a great insight. I’m interested in LD and stacking it with Regeneration since at some point it may be a better support to Regeneration than Elixir is. Elixir is focused on emotional healing and traumas, destroying limits is also part of it but after reading LD sales page I conluded it could be another step in my healing since it’s laser-focused on destroying limits (of course) and I’ve dealt with the major traumas of my life recently and now I need to tackle my limits.
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Wanna know what I’m really enjoying?
Limits hide well, so most are not right in my awareness every day. I like suddenly noticing something very different in my thinking, like a willingness to do something I’d never done.
Yesterday, I got out, feeling a need to take action on something. I decided to go to a local breakfast place. I got there, parked in the back, and began walking that way.
I noticed a small unfamiliar store I was passing advertising different coffee flavors. It caught my attention. I first mentally passed on it, but something in me said “why not check it out?” So I did. I knew I’d be alone at breakfast, and I wanted some conversation. Primal was brewing courage in me, and I followed it (one loop done the previous night).
I ended up talking to the owner for a while, bought a coffee, and found 2 books. It was a bookstore/coffeeshop, a desired hideout for me.
Well, while there, over half a dozen young women came in while I tried to read. Reading when girls are putting their backsides in my proximity was…quite difficult. I didn’t have any conversation with any of them, but I have had fears of acting creepy. I had come there to be honest with myself, so I didn’t want to put on any fronts. My limits (or fear-based fronts) with women are actively being worked on.
I just had not planned any of that. My limited thinking laid down for a while, and now I know where young women often hang out in Qtip city, where I live. I’m not a bar person, so this was something I’ve been wandering about for quite a while.
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Great, so it was like living your comfort-social zone to explore new social/sexual possibilities. I thought it was only about breaking some inner blocks and healing but it occurred to be also something driving you out of the zone I mentioned. Thanks for another insight. 
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Any specific reason to decide going pre-Q? Did you compare the pre-Q and Q versions of LD?
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Yeah. 2 reasons actually. When I’m on a specific Q sub, mixing it with other Q subs makes it compete for power. It can bring on reconciliation for me, and I feel like crap. I don’t enjoy that.
And secondly, only on preQ subs can I “set and forget”, looping them without thinking about it. One or 2 loops is max for me at Q level, and that demands attention for stopping and finishing.
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Interesting insights. Thank you for the answer.
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May I know how you gauged that limit, please? I’m asking since I notice I got very good results on one loop but playing four loops still gives me results. Some people say if you run fewer loops it gives you faster and more pronounced results but playing more loops will benefit you better in the long run even though the current results are lesser and come to the surface much slower.
I don’t gauge it. I just feel it out.
I see. So over two loops you feel/see some kind of reconciliation or you’re overwhelmed, tired or the results are less pronounced?
more specifically, running more loops feels like I’m allowing a powerful sub to run me, vs. me running a sub. I realize now it’s linked to living with a controlling brother who didn’t realize his power over me. Me choosing less loops is, on an emotional level, me saying “NO!” to this. Gotta start somewhere 
Wow, interesting explanation. Thank you very much. Are you planning on increasing the number of loops or just wanna stick to the feel?
If it works, why would I feel a need to want to change it?
I asked that seriously, as getting in my own way has sabotaged me many different times in all kinds of situations. No, I don’t have plans or ideas to change it.
Messing with my stacks all the time keeps me from seeing real results. I’ve been getting results running with 1-2 loops. If I change it, it’s only since I’m hating on myself. Hating meaning fearing changes, even good changes.
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To get more out of it.
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Plus–and I add this since you said you’ve begun an entreprenurial lifestyle–when I do more loops than I can handle, I tend to doubt almost everything I say or do. It’s simple reconciliation, and it sucks. That self-doubt stops me dead in my tracks. Confidence: gone.
1-2 loops keeps me sane, yet productive.
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I got the logic now, so it’s about reconciliation. It seems to me you found your sweet point. Good for you.
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