If I have to describe the changes from DRRed, I think the term “blank slate” is the most appropriate.
It doesn’t only “erase”/“solve” (though it does these very well).
It often transcends the act of erasing itself, revealing the blank slate nature of yourself.
This creates a strong foundation to build future subs on.
Personally, this is the outline of how the stages expressed themselves in my life:
DRR1 is background cleansing & holistic improvement with no perceptible baggage.
DRR2 is focused on inner power and the expression of it.
DRR3 is about the bird eye view, which as I’ve figured out, is more powerful than it sounds.
My experience is heavily leaning towards DRR3.
I got the most transformation while I was on it after all.
So the “transcending” theme is much more prominent personally.
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But every stage requires the foundation that the previous ones built on.
DRR4 is the combination of all three, I’m noticing how much bringing the elements of the previous 2 stages complements what DRR3 is building.
I’m not sure how many aspects of the stages are in DRR4; are they all there in full, or is it the condensed version? I personally think it doesn’t matter that much since I got the most of the transformation when I microlooped the hell out of DRR3.
You don’t need the “full script”.
You only need the script that you need.
It’s taking a while for HeO to manifest its usual effects on me with the microloops.
I’ve used the sub for well more than a year total, it’s not a surprise that I can get more by listening to longer durations at this point.
I’m curious how much will come with the current increment I use for it though.
So far I’ve only noticed the enhancements starting to show up, though not the deeper stuff yet.
I’d say above 20s is the minimum for me with HeO.
Though I might gonna be surprised if I choose to stick with less, I’m gonna march on forward as planned instead.
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For EE, so far, it is undeniably about rest.
Rest is an integral part of the whole creation process.
EE helps optimise the work & fix the hierarchy of what I need to focus on to get the most out of it.