Personally, I don’t think that there is this intent in the subliminals. Rather, I think that that intention is within most listeners. That intention is in most people, in general. And it’s pretty reasonable.
I think that this is not fundamentally a Subliminals question. It’s more of a developmental question.
Put explicitly, we could phrase it like this: ‘What factors seem to drive and support the movement of individuals and groups through various developmental trajectories?’
Is a butterfly somehow ‘better’ than a caterpillar? Well, that depends on the criteria of evaluation. If our criterion is Survival Capacity, then we’d have to say ‘Not really’. Because there lots of situations where a caterpillar is more likely to survive than a butterfly. On the other hand, if we’re using survival capacity as our criterion, we’d also have to conclude that cockroaches are vastly superior to homo sapiens.
But forget all of that, the question is, ‘In that case, what factors drive a caterpillar to develop into a butterfly?’. We’ll come up with answers like Biological/Genetic Imperative (which is based on proven and tested survival strategies of previous generations); Environmental Markers and Cues (seasonal temperature changes, for example); Collective Pressure (e.g., conformity with the group’s ‘center of gravity’); and blah blah blah.
Similar factors and many others will also come up when we look at the developmental trajectories of human individuals and collectives, and their cultural and social forms.
Hmm…by itself though, I don’t think a subliminal is going to be that deciding factor.
A subliminal is like a question or a challenge or a goad posed to the mind; to the being. The mind is going to come up with the best possible answers to satisfy that question, fulfill that challenge, or remove that goad.
Will that process usually result in a leap to an entirely different configuration of perceptions (i.e., to a stage-based evolution)? Probably only if the mind in question was tending in that direction anyway.
A stage-change is a paradigm shift. It doesn’t primarily ‘solve problems’, rather, it redefines the entire question. This does inevitably end up solving problems along the way; but it also ends up creating whole new categories of problems.
The one class of Subliminal that might seem to fly in the face of my point is the Healing subliminal. Reading the description of Dragon Reborn, for example, it’s hard to say that it does not facilitate evolution.
But even with these programs, I don’t think it’s that they drive us to evolve. I think, rather, that it’s probably more accurate to say that they liberate the evolutionary movement that is already trying to happen in the individual.
We are constantly ‘trying’ to develop and grow. This growth gets blocked, stunted, and calcified by traumas and fixations along the way. Resolution or healing of such blocks is naturally accompanied by seeming surges of momentum, energy, and power.
Perhaps, for healthy beings, periodic evolutionary leaps may actually be the default state.