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M. Dragon Fang

your subconscious remembers everything you saw, read, did, etc., right? and it can give you that info, right?
well, if so, could you also use your subconscious to only read the theory you need to know for school once, and then when the test is there, ask your subconscious the answers? if so, I'm of to training with my subconscious 8D
your subconscious remembers everything you saw, read, did, etc., right? and it can give you that info, right? well, if so, could you also use your subconscious to only read the theory you need to know for school once, and then when the test is there, ask your subconscious the answers? if so, I'm of to training with my subconscious 8D

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Sean

I've used my subconscious to give me answers on tests. It worked pretty well. People that I know claim I have an "encyclopediac"-like memory... so I wonder - does the fact that I communicate with my subconscious add to that? Or do I just have good memory, and I'm incorrectly attributing it to my subconscious? Or something else?
But yeah... I've passed tests with high grades that I was most certain I would fail.
~Sean
I've used my subconscious to give me answers on tests. It worked pretty well. People that I know claim I have an "encyclopediac"-like memory... so I wonder - does the fact that I communicate with my subconscious add to that? Or do I just have good memory, and I'm incorrectly attributing it to my subconscious? Or something else? But yeah... I've passed tests with high grades that I was most certain I would fail. ~Sean

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

daslickest

.......... Teach me..................
.......... Teach me..................

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Sean

Ok... what do you want to know? :-P
~Sean
Ok... what do you want to know? :-P ~Sean

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Amaroq

I failed almost everything, yet I always got excellent grades on the tests themselves. The classes were so boring. If I could just pay attention to what the teacher was teaching, I'd do well on the test. Even if I never did the homework.
I failed almost everything, yet I always got excellent grades on the tests themselves. The classes were so boring. If I could just pay attention to what the teacher was teaching, I'd do well on the test. Even if I never did the homework.

Last edited by Amaroq, 4 years, 5 months ago
Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

M. Dragon Fang

but on the old psipog site it says that I just have to "shut up and listen". but, how do you know you are shutting up? and what is the answer like? a voice, some intuitive feeling? the need to go to the toilet?
tell me please
but on the old psipog site it says that I just have to "shut up and listen". but, how do you know you are shutting up? and what is the answer like? a voice, some intuitive feeling? the need to go to the toilet? tell me please

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Sean

This is what I recommend:
1. Meditate. Learn to shut your mind up. Think of nothing for as long as you can. Really DO THIS. Don't skip this step.
--- NOW:
2. Since at this point, you can shut your mind up on command, ask yourself a question - then shut your mind up! Listen.
Most likely you won't hear a "voice" or anything... you'll most likely feel an emotional response to the question. If you want to dissect this emotion, then you might want to translate it into words (this is what I normally do). Or you can just digest the emotion directly, which I do sometimes as well.
Does this answer you questions?
~Sean
This is what I recommend: 1. Meditate. Learn to shut your mind up. Think of nothing for as long as you can. Really DO THIS. Don't skip this step. --- NOW: 2. Since at this point, you can shut your mind up on command, ask yourself a question - then shut your mind up! Listen. Most likely you won't hear a "voice" or anything... you'll most likely feel an emotional response to the question. If you want to dissect this emotion, then you might want to translate it into words (this is what I normally do). Or you can just digest the emotion directly, which I do sometimes as well. Does this answer you questions? ~Sean

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

zephyr

Yeah but emotions are hard to read so how do you get an accurate response?
Yeah but emotions are hard to read so how do you get an accurate response?

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

delimew

or dissect and translate the emotion?
or dissect and translate the emotion?

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Jeffrey

...Well, I think I know what translating the emotion is.
It's like, say, you ask a question and you get a negative response. You'll get that feeling when you woke up Christmas morning as a kid expecting a Nintendo but you got socks. That kinda feeling is pretty much disappointment. I translate that into a negative response. I don't use word-for-word.
...Well, I think I know what translating the emotion is. It's like, say, you ask a question and you get a negative response. You'll get that feeling when you woke up Christmas morning as a kid expecting a Nintendo but you got socks. That kinda feeling is pretty much disappointment. I translate that into a negative response. I don't use word-for-word.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Akio

I always fell asleep in class, and tried (failing miserably) at doing all the work, but when tests come, I use my skills at telepathy, empathy, mental ism, aura sight, micro tk, and getting answers from my subconscious.
I get the information though, I just can't listen to a teacher for 5 minutes explaining stuff I already know.
The funny thing is I learn more on my tests (and in summer school, which I took this year for a goal of early graduation) then I ever really do listening to my teachers.
case in point... If a 2-3 page test can summarize what you've just taught me in 180 days, then either you or the education system you are working in suck and need to be replaced.
I always fell asleep in class, and tried (failing miserably) at doing all the work, but when tests come, I use my skills at telepathy, empathy, mental ism, aura sight, micro tk, and getting answers from my subconscious. I get the information though, I just can't listen to a teacher for 5 minutes explaining stuff I already know. The funny thing is I learn more on my tests (and in summer school, which I took this year for a goal of early graduation) then I ever really do listening to my teachers. case in point... If a 2-3 page test can summarize what you've just taught me in 180 days, then either you or the education system you are working in suck and need to be replaced.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

chillpill

Training with your subconscious is a good idea!!!
The best thing you can do in order to create a clear connection with your subconcious is to realize that it is not some mystical being that is seperate of you, but inside of you - - - it is YOU.
Your subconscious is the part of your mind that takes in information from everything and learns from your environment. It learns from your experiences, as well as experiences it observes from other people, as well as everything else your environment includes. Your subconscious wants you to become the best YOU possible, and it bases what's "best" for you on what it observes within your environment and what you experience.
If you are doing something your subconscious believes isn't good for you, it will work against your decision, or simply not give you its full support; it creates a division within your mind. Abraham Lincoln said "A house divided upon itself cannot stand," likewise the house of "YOU" cannot function if you aren't in union with your subconscious. In order to function with your subconscious, you must realize that not everything you WANT will make you become the best YOU possible.
Your subconscious is not meant to be depended on.
On psipog I remember reading that the subconscious is like an unexercised muscle. It's there, it is just weaker cuz you don't always use it. I found this similar to your abdominal muscles (your abs). Our abs are not always visible, but they are there every day. Not everyone exercises their abs, not everyone needs to, but the people that do can tell you that when your abs are stronger, you are able to draw muscular support from them to help you run, jump, etc. You can probably already see how your abs are similar to your abs. What can we learn from that?
Can we move, run, etc, with only our abs? No, our abs are not meant to be soley depended on and likewise our subconscious is not meant to be soley depended on. Just as it takes a union of muscles within our body to make us function at optimal performance, it takes a union within our mind to make us function at optimal performance.
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What does this have to do with anything in this thread?
When you use your subconscious to help you get answers on your test, you are putting a lot of dependence/responsibility on your subconscious. Doing that here and there, especially in emergency situations, is fine and I'm sure your subconcious thinks the same way. However, doing it for every test won't help you exercise your memory, your ability to pay attention in class, your ability to be more responsible, etc, it will weaken you.
Usually your subconscious has already learned that from your environment and probably won't help you on tests all the time. Why? Because it doesn't want to weaken your mind, it wants you to become the best you possible and you should want you to become the best you possible too.
When you are working towards making yourself the best you possible and actually exercising your mental and physical capacity, your are doing what your subconscious wants. It is easier to communicate with your subconscious through union than resistence.
Training with your subconscious is a good idea!!! The best thing you can do in order to create a clear connection with your subconcious is to realize that it is not some mystical being that is seperate of you, but inside of you - - - it is YOU. Your subconscious is the part of your mind that takes in information from everything and learns from your environment. It learns from your experiences, as well as experiences it observes from other people, as well as everything else your environment includes. Your subconscious wants you to become the best YOU possible, and it bases what's "best" for you on what it observes within your environment and what you experience. If you are doing something your subconscious believes isn't good for you, it will work against your decision, or simply not give you its full support; it creates a division within your mind. Abraham Lincoln said "A house divided upon itself cannot stand," likewise the house of "YOU" cannot function if you aren't in union with your subconscious. In order to function with your subconscious, you must realize that not everything you WANT will make you become the best YOU possible. Your subconscious is not meant to be depended on. On psipog I remember reading that the subconscious is like an unexercised muscle. It's there, it is just weaker cuz you don't always use it. I found this similar to your abdominal muscles (your abs). Our abs are not always visible, but they are there every day. Not everyone exercises their abs, not everyone needs to, but the people that do can tell you that when your abs are stronger, you are able to draw muscular support from them to help you run, jump, etc. You can probably already see how your abs are similar to your abs. What can we learn from that? Can we move, run, etc, with only our abs? No, our abs are not meant to be soley depended on and likewise our subconscious is not meant to be soley depended on. Just as it takes a union of muscles within our body to make us function at optimal performance, it takes a union within our mind to make us function at optimal performance. <br> [IMG]http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h136/savemydonkey/FOTO.jpg[/IMG] <br> What does this have to do with anything in this thread? When you use your subconscious to help you get answers on your test, you are putting a lot of dependence/responsibility on your subconscious. Doing that here and there, especially in emergency situations, is fine and I'm sure your subconcious thinks the same way. However, doing it for every test won't help you exercise your memory, your ability to pay attention in class, your ability to be more responsible, etc, it will weaken you. Usually your subconscious has already learned that from your environment and probably won't help you on tests all the time. Why? Because it doesn't want to weaken your mind, it wants you to become the best you possible and you should want you to become the best you possible too. When you are working towards making yourself the best you possible and actually exercising your mental and physical capacity, your are doing what your subconscious wants. It is easier to communicate with your subconscious through union than resistence.

Last edited by chillpill, 4 years, 5 months ago
Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

delimew

Derren Brown did a thing on subconscious speed learning if anyone's interested. (I certainly was)
part 1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS3sVahQTj0

part 2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI7TravOgQU

part 3:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3zjekDyQSs

Derren Brown did a thing on subconscious speed learning if anyone's interested. (I certainly was) part 1: [media]http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=LS3sVahQTj0[/media] part 2: [media]http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=fI7TravOgQU[/media] part 3: [media]http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=y3zjekDyQSs[/media]

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

delimew

so... i still haven't really heard much on how to get the answers from the subconscious >.>
so... i still haven't really heard much on how to get the answers from the subconscious >.>

Posted 4 years, 4 months ago

DarkTiger

I came into a test probably knowing %30 of the material and I got %90.. It was multiple choice, I went with what felt right
I came into a test probably knowing %30 of the material and I got %90.. It was multiple choice, I went with what felt right

Posted 4 years, 4 months ago

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