Sounds like you’re doing some great work.
But it also sounds like you’re unnecessarily putting a lot onto Dragon Reborn.
I get that impression when I read this:
You may be right.
But you may also be wrong.
It’s possible that you could run Elixir and Regeneration, for example, and before you even get to stage 1 of DR you may find that some of the addictive behavior patterns you’re working with may already change significantly.
Or maybe not.
The point is that if you don’t know, then you actually do not know.
As much as you’re able, breathe and allow yourself to not know. In both directions.
Yes, the process of shifting your unwanted patterns could be difficult and also, yes, things could be smoother and easier than you imagine.
So, I agree with Lion’s recommendation:
But when you’re in Stage 1, don’t make the mistake of thinking of it as the “pre-” stage or the “baby” stage or the ‘preparation’.
When it comes to this point, I always think of the great Michael Phelps because of how much he impressed the world (and me) with his ability in three different Olympics games.
If the average user here played Emperor Fitness for 1 year, and Michael Phelps played Spartan for 2 weeks, who do you think would win in a 200 meter freestyle?
The results you get are a combination of the subliminal and of the resources and quality that you bring to the table.
Dragon Reborn will help you to transform and evolve. Much more than just helping to overcome dysfunctional behaviors, it will support a system-wide metamorphosis. This is true. But, there’s no rule that says you can’t evolve until you play Dragon Reborn.
You may already evolve and transform just while you’re playing Elixir.
Instead of fixating on Dragon Reborn, try to really clarify what you want in your actual life.
The clearer that vision is, the more that any related subliminal will dramatically help to bring it into reality.
Not sure if I quite captured the point I’m trying to convey here. If it didn’t get expressed properly, that’s my bad.