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I feel like this is a good thread for me to mention that in one book I was reading that a German friend gave me it was mentioned that there was some virus made awhile ago that inserted into every 25th frame of media a subliminal message.

Also I know from other research I've read that you can make people more conservative by subliminally flashing "death" at them. They won't have enough time to consciously see it but people who've had that subliminal suggested to them will after being asked questions respond with more far-right leaning responses.

I want to intentionally use subliminals on myself to reprogram my mind towards thoughts of superior health and mastery over the body.

There's no fucking way I'm trusting subliminals made by some rando on youtube. I'm interested in making my own to use on myself but don't know where I would start.

>>138217

Cinematography wizard here, subliminals as you guys are referring to them are tricky, and don't tend to work as well on people who are more lucid / aware. It's a similar situation to some people having a higher resistance to hypnosis, and it outright doesn't work on a few. They can definitely plant ideas or concepts, bias peoples perspectives, or incite an innate emotional response to something (think sleeper cells who are "triggered" by a code word, American Ultra is a film that shows this) but as for reality-altering, that's only true in the sense of psychological 'gaslighting'. In order to be affected by it, there is a certain level of consent / openness to the manipulation, similar to hypnosis.

As for your use of subliminals (I'm gonna refer to them as "subliminal frames") it's not as common as you might expect. Especially considering the fact that anyone could record these frames and directly expose their use, because if you're very lucid / aware you can actually consciously spot the subliminal frames. (Almost all TV / Film has a strict 30fps standard by NTSC/PAL) They used to be a lot more common back when they actually used filmstrips, but it's harder to get away with now. Being able to pause tv / films and play them back in slow-motion in the digital age means that they would easily be discovered on any platform that can do that.

The subliminals I have seen being used, very wildly and obviously, are subliminal narratives, which take advantage of logical fallacies / faulty logic, and use it to manipulate emotion, similarly to the news media but on a deeper level and more discreetly. This explains why so many plot holes exist in so many big movies, and why many people are disinterested in modern cinema, because there is a continually progressive subtext that mainstream films are trying to inch us towards. If you want some recent evidence of this, look into the new requirements to get a film into the Oscars. This kind of thing has been guiding what big artists are "allowed" to make across the board, thus directly shaping what American cinema (and by extension, world cinema) is normalizing.

TLDR: It's not as profound as you would think, especially if you're lucid / awake enough to be on this board, and has very similar properties to hypnosis. In the right contexts it can accomplish some of the "reality-altering" effects, but not in the sense that it makes you 4D or anything, simply in the sense that it can manipulate your perspective of reality.

Subliminal messaging can essentially either wake you up or put you to sleep (if you're susceptible to it), but beyond that the only power it carries is in the interpretation of it.

Some shows / films / books / mythologies have encoded messages for those who are initiated, but they come from decryption of the subliminal symbols used.

Subliminal narrative is also in mainstream music and "new media" like tiktok / insta / youtube. Forgot to add that.

>>138225

thank you for in-depth analysis. But what about all this teems on yt claiming that they shifted to Hogwarts? Are they just gaslighting themselves to the point of believing their own lies, or is it something eles? I guess I am a bit naive, but it's hard to believe that people just lie consciously and make whole channel based on this fact

>>138229

>what about all these teens on yt claiming that they shifted to Hogwarts?

I've not heard of people actually describing their shift or visit to such a place, but what I have seen though is a colossal amount of mundanes attempting to manifest some sort of shift through affirmations, which depending on the users can look like a re-telling.

Also its youtube, the place has always been swarming with trolls like reddit who will just goad others into a convo like that. Not to mention it being a breeding ground for brainwash-ey ideas (and literal actual cults) from wannabe internet stars & self-serving magicians alike.

Also after looking at the top results for hogwarts subliminals, they're mostly just binaural beats and an image, which can neither harm you nor shift you.

>Are they just gaslighting themselves to the point of believing their own lies, or is it something eles?

To me it really sounds like LARPing honestly, they're not even really using subliminals. What it really looks like is an imaginary shift, much like guided shamanic meditations. In short, you listen to a constant, steady beat (in this case binaurals) and use your imagination to essentially attempt contact with your subconscious, which can act as a kind of guide as the goal is to manifest your "spirit animal"/"guardian angel" etc. Some call it a realm in and of itself, but the fact that mundanes can easily access it with their imagination, and the fact that it often speaks through visual symbol and image, leads me to describe it the way I did before. Usually the imagery is descending some form of staircase, but in this context it sounds like they're using their fandom knowledge to make that the setting instead.

If you try out a guided shamanic journey (with or without dialogue) then try one of these hogwarts videos, you should see the similarities for yourself.

>I guess I am a bit naive, but it's hard to believe that people just lie consciously and make whole channel based on this fact.

You should read the books in the FAQ and take a look at montalk.net. A great many people in the world have seen a glimpse of a diluted half-truth and paraded around with it as if they had discovered something. Ignorance and naivete can be worse than lies.

TLDR: From what I can tell they aren't using any real subliminals and are simply using the videos as a guided meditation to help them imagine they are in Hogwarts, which can seem very real depending on the person, as it's accessing the subconscious. If lucid dreaming is a weaker form of astral projection, this kind of meditating ("shifting") is a weaker form of lucid dreaming.

Shifting is physical, if they succeeded in shifting to Hogwarts they probably wouldn't be here to write about it.

(Especially considering how they treat muggles / mundanes there)

>>138254

cool, thanks again for treating this seriously

also, are there real cults on youtube? That's sounds interesting

>>138254

also, someone should look into updating "fringe library" mega links, the old ones are goners

>>138274

>thanks again for treating this seriously

No problem, happy to share my own studies with those also seeking.

>Are there real cults on youtube? That's sounds interesting.

Definitely. Blood over intent, Chris D'elia, Damien Echols and his own personal brand of Crowley-ism, those are some of the more flagrant examples. Not to mention the countless influencer "fandoms" which are very blatantly degenerate hiveminds.

There are countless cults out there, not in the sense that they teach you magick or anything, they teach you what to think, which is the basis of a cult.

Pretty much all organized religions are cults, and Jake Paul / Beyonce / Jared Leto are no different.

>>138275

>someone should look into updating "fringe library" mega links

Agreed.

I remember a thread that talked about seeing and using owls in the same way. I'm currently too drunk to point you in the right direction, but I know a related discussion exists in a similar thread. Maybe a fellow wiz can point you in the right direction.

Okay. I'm back and sober. I found the thread I was thinking about. It's a thread about dimensional jumping methods and the Owl of Eternity is mentioned.

Here you go. It's a really good read. High quality thread with great info.

https://8kun.top/fringe/res/111382.html