Giving yourself permission to feel the effects

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Dear All,

I was testing A314 yesterday, and a thought occurred to me. (This may align with what people say about behaviour being 90% you 10% pheromones).

In the pub, I saw a guy who I had in previous meetings been intimidated a little by. I remember this intimidation was my first initial emotion this time round, but then I ‘clicked in’ and told myself to approach him/the situation differently. At this point my attitude changed, and a peculiar medium kicked in that allowed me to skim over these previously held emotions.

My interaction from then on was much more to my liking

I HAD to give myself permission though. I suspect this is an important feature of using pheromones.

The problem with this is that separating this self talk from the effect of the pheromones: in which case, how do we know it is not simply the self talking

I have not really felt the effects of the other pheromones I posses: IG, IS and AMMO, I think, largely because I don’t know what to expect from them.

I’m aware that this may have been discussed at length elsewhere…but I had a compulsion to post.

Cheers,

Will

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Well yes, exactly. Your pheromones give off a certain type of signature. If you are not matching that signature, it is often confusing to others and thus the pheromones are rendered useless. If you are wearing A314 for example and you act like a 10 year old (exaggeration) in the corner, you’re going to be perceived as strange and not get the effects you desire. That is why you may notice people calling pheromones as simply clothing. If you’re wearing something that does not match your personality, it’s weird.

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Hrmmmm… Maybe this is why spaceland works for me. I am a natural flirt, and I joke often and easily.

Perhaps you have to “assume the role” of the pheromones you are wearing… It seems to me that when I do this, they kick in and its not acting, or pretending.. Its “BEING.”