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>>10623
Anon i don't think you can change your eye color…

>>10625
I get that most people are sceptical but I really did change my eye color from green to hazel 4 years ago.

i don’t know about eye color thing but that’s how it got me into subliminals and one time i was meditating on the love subliminal by quadible integrity and i ended up having a full blown kundalini awakening. apparently i was meditating for four hours and it was intense

Used to use subliminals a lot with breaks here and there. Honestly they didn't work, but you can certainly gaslight yourself into thinking they do. I was listening to this one to get wider shoulders and was doing a manual labor job at the time so, duh they got bigger. My beliefs around them are that you can gaslight yourself for appearance stuff. They can definitely aid you for mindset related things however.

been doing subliminals for over 10 years now, they work, it just takes a really long time.

Ive been listening to sublminals for 2-3 years now, honestly i think they do work, however the ones that supposed to change your appeareance seem to be useless on me kek

no that shits retarded

>>10623
came to this thread because i was curious to see if any other nonas were into subliminals kek.
ive been listening to them for maybe 3-4 years now off and on, i used to listen to them absolutely religiously like in my headphones all day on loop overnight etc etc.
while i feel like the appearance changing ones obviously dont work instantly, i really like using them anyways because i can atleast believe somethings changing (?) and i feel like they help to improve my mindset.
i also just like browsing through them and creating playlists and whatnot, i dunno

I like listening to subliminals about becoming Korean and stuff.

>>12375
Why Korean? K-pop?

>>12393
Probably that and that Asian people are generally considered to age better than people of other races. The fetishism is nasty to me though and I don't believe you can change race (I say that as a white individual who wishes she could be a POC)

most of it is deluding yourself into seeing any change, but I totally believe in the ones that focus on changing habits and behavior instead of physical features.

I think there's something real underneath it, just not the way most sub makers describe it. Listening to affirmations for months is basically a long-form self-hypnosis ritual - repetition, intention, a liminal state right before sleep. That's old occult tech with a new coat of paint.

Whether it "changes" anything physical, the expectation effect is well documented, and expectation shapes perception of basically everything. The appearance-change subs are the least plausible part, but the mindset ones (confidence, calm, habit change) are just meditation with extra steps.

The useful question isn't "do subs work" but "what part of this is actually doing the work". My guess is the ritual and the sustained attention, not the silent frequencies.

I keep coming back to the idea that subliminals are really a kind of modern folk ritual. You set an intention, you repeat it nightly, you trust the process without needing to see the mechanism, which honestly isn't so different from lighting a candle or reciting an affirmation under a certain moon. I was reading about how different arcana relate to subconscious patterns on https://destinymatrics.com/es/arcanos-mayores/ and it made me think about how both practices are basically attempts to speak to the part of the mind that dreams. Maybe that's why they work for some people and not others, it depends on how willing you are to meet your own subconscious halfway.

Apparently there were creators who'd include sabotage in their subliminals, which cracked me up when I read about it. The level of pettiness and ridiculousness