A couple of thoughts and observations on customs and stacks
[Sorting through my thoughts. This post was inspired by a post by @Judoka.]
For me the subliminal process is divided in (at least) two very different phases which require different approaches.
That being said taking action before and during both phases is prerequisite for this to work. Taking action will minimize recon, quicken results and help to move forward.
Phase 1: Sorting Out Phantasies & Defining the Goals
When building customs and the stack first point of consideration is sorting phantasies from potential goals.
You like the idea of a Wanted Black harem and the irrestistible playboy lifestyle? Great. You are also married, have kids and don’t want to break up your family? Than WB is probably best suited for the Box of Wild Phantasies but not your stack or custom.
We can (and should!) find strong temptations in the subs’ copy.
By their very nature subs and their description leave a lot of space for projection. The copy might describe in colourful pictures of what we feel missing from our lives. Quite often, what’s “missing” is the result of a past choice or circumstances out of our control. This is a crucial point to evaluate. What draws us to a sub or module? Try to discard the regrets about past choices. Step over all the other puddles of spilled milk.
It’s not about the roads not taken.
It’s about the path you walk now.
To find and define the goals, it’s easiest not to look at the delisciously written prose of the copy you are drawn towards, but at the advised action to be taken. Ask yourself: What kind of action (in concrete terms) am I willing to take? How would it look like? Do I actually want to do that? Is this my path? This goes for every sub and every module. Compare different ones and compare what the actions taken would be like.
Over time a better understanding will develop.
In a way this is a negotiation with your subconscious.
Speaking personally, Phase 1 took me years. Could have done with a couple of weeks if I’ve sorted out the phantasies early. Oh well. Regrets and all that.
Once the custom and stack is set Phase 2 can begin.
Phase 2: Conscious Action and Bad Handwriting
Once the stack and your listening schedule is set, writing down the results of your stack (by hand) is ideally the only conscious engagement with the whole subliminal process. In my experience the subconscious works a bit like Heinzelmännchen (not sure what right englisch expression is. The Good Folk?) doing enormous among of work, but only when noone’s watching. Thinking through everything in Phase 1 is great for priming oneself. Staring at your (not yet manifested) changes, questioning the process in one way or another in Phase 2 is bad and can diminish results. Especially with stuff like auras you don’t often recognize results at all. Others do. Also: Do not contemplate switching. You engage into a completely new negotiation with the subconscious and even though the goals would probably stay roughly the same, switching would bring you again to the beginning of the processs.
(This last point is hard as you will read in the coming 1-2 months at least one must have hot shit never seen before SC sub you really, really want to run. The Resist the Eternal Temptation module (brutal presults all around) is one of the toughest to master.)
Writing down tangible results works like a reinforcement. It’s another small assurance for the subconscious that the rules of your personal world have slightly shifted. And writing by hand holds IME more weight for the subconscious than typing.
Absolute key is consistency. Pop in a stack and keep it. If you have the strong urge to switch and have customs you can add a module now and then. But other than that: Keep Your Stack!
**A Very Special Sauce v3**
- Daredevil Core
- Renaissance Man: Vibes Stage 2 Core
- Primal Nights Core
- New Auric Experience Core
- Synergy: Primordial Aura
- Synergy: Inescapable Gaze
- Song of Joy
- Dragon Tongue
- Symphony of the Glyphs
- Deep State
- One Scent
- Faith Unyielding
is quite a heavy sub (3 Core + 1 NSE).
A bit of recon at first, it took me a while to get to 15 minutes. But into a next cycle recon is gone, it feels rather light, familiar. If you commit for 6 months or a year, density of a sub isn’t really that much of a problem. As with every selfimprovement concept that really changes your life, the stack has to become a habit, a constant of your life. Than the equation changes for good.