Subconscious to Conscious

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#1

There is a huge difference between knowing and doing. RAIKOV has been the subliminal that bridged this gap for me. I have also realized that, very often, I get in my own way. Unlearning this tendency, even slightly, has made flow much easier to attain.

I noticed the difference between the subconscious and the conscious mind in the morning, about 30 seconds before I am fully awake. My brain processes everything at a rapid speed, and I can calculate and solve problems with insane accuracy.

That got me wondering, @AnswerGroup: can subconscious flow become the default state for those of us who tend to get in our own way?

This includes overanalyzing every detail, wanting to know the “why” behind every action, or wanting to study and replicate a miraculous success whenever it takes place.

This tendency has existed since long before RAIKOV, and it is not unique to this particular sub.

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#2

The “Image Streaming” protocol by Win Winger can help maintain such mental states longer and longer with use.

Funnily enough, I’ve never before now thought about running subs while Image Streaming. Adding that to my list.

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#3

Exactly what you are talking is what my life is cirrentlx about…being able to let go…to access intuition and sub conciousness directly.

Biggest help i found is ilf neurofeedback and substances that calm the default mode network.

#4

I spent some time reflecting on the nature of my question. I think this can be a game changer. The benefits are simple and straightforward.

There are many things in life that require tasks consuming weeks or even months of time and energy (for example, if you want to tap into a better network, having certain ‘qualifications’ helps you cut through). Yet, one might find the mere activity of clearing that initial gatekeeping to be a big hurdle.

No, I don’t mean cognitively. Let’s say someone has spent five months on QL and a variety of subs that enhance cognition. Now, you are succeeding in every area of life; yet in this one tiny area, you must absolutely ‘crush’ it on the day of the qualification or performance.

I have experienced entering a deep meditative state on RaiKov and RoM that is absolutely wonderful. But many times, I am unable to get into that relaxed, meditative state where the inner genius gets activated—where the focus is on performance and not ‘evaluation’.

Yes, I know FLOW is designed to help with this, but personally, it has not been working for me. This is because that deep meditative state has been so tough to tap into on command, especially when there is time pressure, a tight schedule, etc.

Don’t get me wrong, it is wonderful for learning and practicing (all the subs). However, at the time of performance, I believe having this would be a game changer, as I have genuinely been unable to attain that state on demand.

#5

I found this a while ago

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https://www.reddit.com/r/longtermTRE/comments/1cep2nh/flow_state_and_hard_work/

related: Trauma Release Exercises - TRE

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#6

Looking into it. Thanks for sharing.

Had a parallel thought.

Could DR:Regen help with what I’ve described?

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#7

I think it can shorten the duration of the whole TRE journey but not really be used instead of it. It seems that the tremor mechanism is really crucial for proper trauma release, including deleterious effects of it (like vitality)

TRE takes 4-8 years on average for most people

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