A subliminal suggestion is one that by-passes your conscious awareness but is picked up by your unconscious mind. For almost a hundred years now, scientists particularly in Russia, the UK and the US have explored the intriguing possibilities of these subtle suggestions. (And, as is just becoming public, so have the would be mind manipulators in the world's covert agencies.) Done properly, in controlled laboratory conditions, subliminal suggestion has been proven to work. Subliminal information can channel to you through the sense of sight, hearing, smell - even touch in experiments involving subliminal electric shock.
Since the 30's, the Soviet worked to develop conditioned reflexes subliminally. They did. Subliminal suggestion can influence your heartbeat, brain waves, your basic drives like hunger and work best when tied to emotional drives. For an excellent overview of more than a half a century of scientific subliminal research see Dr. Norman Dixon's book Presconscious Processing (Wiley, 1981).
The late Dr. Lloyd Silverman of New York University long the leading US subliminal investigator came up with a special suggestion that he found, among many other things, boosted learning. Following Silverman's lead, Dr. Kenneth Parker asked his business law students at Queens College, NY if they'd like to earn an extra credit by taking part in a subliminal experiment. They would.
Three times a week during the semester, Parker's students looked through a tachistoscope - a light device. All they saw was a bright flash of light. It was too quick to catch the suggestive message embedded in it. Their professor adamantly refused to reveal the message even after finals. He waited a month to check long term retention.
Parker found his law students got the secret message in more ways than one. They remembered more of what they learned than a control group. They also scored ten grade points higher for the course. A nice surpass, but nothing compared with the shock students go when Parker revealed the message their deep minds had embraced: "Mommy and I are one." Embarrassing, preposterous - maybe, but ever since Silverman conjured her thirty years ago, Mommy has been trotting through scientific literature helping out in all kinds of ways.
To discover what else Mommy can do, and for an in-depth discussion of worldwide subliminal discoveries see Supermemory: The Revolution by Ostrander & Schroeder. For a shorter account and some make-them-yourself instructions check Superlearning 2000. For Parker's protocol see "Effects of subliminal symbiotic stimulation on academic performance." Journal of Counseling Psychology, Vol. 29 (1).
Well crafted, targeted subliminal suggestion does work in the lab. What about mass produced suggestions on commercial tapes? Some people find them highly effective, even tranformative. Others do not. It might be worth finding out for yourself.
Superlearning subliminal tapes feature:* Positive, activating messages at 3 times normal speed - a good pace to engage the unconscious.
* "Chanted" subliminals synthesized & embedded into the highly suggestive Superlearning music - Track A; Suggestions under surf sounds - Track B.
* Print copy of messages included with each Item.
TAPES:They seem to have enormous potenial for good or, used without your knowledge, for ill. Their use is spreading. This Ostrander & Schroeder report, "What You Don't Know, Can Help You - Or Hurt You". With extensive bibliography.
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