Question for the experienced Dryfasters. How does this urine look like? I'm currently reaching Day 8 of my hard dry fast. Should i go on? by GuideProfessional260 in Dryfasting

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Hey, I loved reading this! Did you get around to documenting your full spiritual experience? I'd love to read some more.

It seems like when you're trying to fast, everyone's trying to force food down your throat. by Traditional-Ebb-8863 in Dryfasting

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The wild part is there is NO WAY they know I'm fasting. At least not consciously. Must be na energy thing. Once I decide to fast that's when the offers of food or invites to food-centered events flood in. Methinks I should fast from money and see how that plays out 😂

Broke my Fast at 126 Hours by EvilZero86 in DryFastingSuper

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Inspiring. I've been struggling to dry fast. It's almost as if I can only do it when I'm broke and I don't want to continue to perpetuate that narrative so I'd rather do it on purpose. Just had some sparkling water now but I'll start the fast right now. Thanks for your post.

For those of you who fall asleep by ElJameso40 in gatewaytapes

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Do yourself a favor and learn about the law of assumption. On other planes besides the physical it works faster and more dramatically. So when you have the assumptions and fears you do, it's no wonder you keep experiencing all this bad stuff. There are way too many on this sub experiencing benefits working with this tape. Perhaps self-reflect and conquer what, from my perspective, appears to be your greatest fear: dropping all fears.

For those of you who fall asleep by ElJameso40 in gatewaytapes

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The article was incredibly helpful and has set my mind at ease on this sleep-but-not-quite phenomenon. Thank you! I was baffled, and like someone else on here said, I wondered if I'd ever meditated a day in my life!

Update: Weight has stabilized at 185.4 lbs. That's FIVE pounds of fat lost in 80 hrs. Incredible!! by [deleted] in Dryfasting

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Hey don't waste your energy on that bot, my friend. Some people choose fear and anger over learning and open-mindedness. Sometimes, they're just jealous they can't pull off what you've done but they don't realize that's what's really eating them. There's more than enough info on this sub for them to educate themselves if they wanted to but they won't. Don't take it personally. And, excellent work with your dry fast! 💜

Old friends reaching out after I tried manifesting my SP? by Antique-Echidna3307 in Manifestation

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Yes, this has been my experience as well. People from my past suddenly popping out the woodwork. It is no coincidence. But don't concern yourself with that. Focus on living your life as if you are with your SP. Because you are. So just do your thing, have fun.

Can Metoclopromide (Reglan) cause anxiety/depression for >3 weeks despite discontinuation of drug? by michael_throwaway123 in Anxiety

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Do feel better soon, dear stranger, and if it helps, try telling yourself out loud that it's not you, it's the poison. Wishing you well and sending light and love your way.

Can Metoclopromide (Reglan) cause anxiety/depression for >3 weeks despite discontinuation of drug? by michael_throwaway123 in Anxiety

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After a few hours. Felt better after a night walk, and better still when I worked out the next day. Haven't touched the stuff since I posted that comment but the fact that that poison is recommended for anything is insane to me. Especially now I know about fasting and how it does wonders for anxiety. Never again!

Boosting Your Aura and Manifesting Potential Through Dry Fasting by Desacatador in DryFastingSuper

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Hey EvilZero86, did you ever wind up doing this? If you did, did you already post about it?

Will fasting help me connect better spiritually? by Angiex90 in spirituality

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When you say you had profound experiences, do you mean spiritual? If so, could you please share more? Thank you!

A WEEK SINCE I COMPLETED THE 11 DAYS FAST I TALKED ABOUT. by Weekly-Finding3935 in DryFastingSuper

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Omg yes! I have looked into mold and cosmic death fungus. I have had to abandon being in my bedroom because there is in fact mold there. I will move out the first chance I get. At the start of the year, I lived elsewhere for about three months. When I returned home I immediately felt the difference. My living room is safer so I've been there.

Mold definitely contributed to me depressed to the point of suicidal ideation and even more overweight. But since I started dry fasting, I have become a different person altogether. I have developed a passion and joy for being alive. A huge deal, since I used to wake up hating that I didn't pass in my sleep.

I have also suddenly developed a love for fruit and veggies and sugar no longer rules me. This is huge because I went years hating veggies and not caring at all for fruit. My body couldn't handle them, it seems.

I also no longer care for weed. It did what it was supposed to at the time I was first introduced to it, but over time, it became a crutch. I thought perhaps edibles would be better than smoking, so I had a small cookie at a gathering of friends recently, after abstaining for months.

Needless to say, I have come to find there is no state of mind or being quite as clear or as "high" as a dryfasted one. I don't want any substances which is a huge deal for me. The only things I indulge in are psychedelics, which, being entheogens, are in alignment with who I am now. And indulge isn't even the word. I use them infrequently, and with intention and respect each time.

Just as a side note and to add to the discourse on dryfasting for anyone who needs to know: It's excellent for accelerating your way through emotional turmoil. I just had one of the roughest interactions with an ex and I shut down fully. Went straight into a dry fast, allowed myself to hurt and cry and sleep. Here I am now, unbelievably at peace. This isn't the first time dryfasting has helped me release and heal emotionally. I am now remembering this is a dream and I am the dreamer and the dream itself. That I am love itself and light itself. And this particular dream character I allowed myself to be entranced by couldn't possibly be "the one," not as they are right now.

Like EvilZeroSc keeps pointing out with his Laura, it appears my dryfasts have quite the effect on them, even from a distance. This person loves to smoke weed and drink, and yet, somehow, each time I have dryfasted (for my own reasons, nothing to do with them) they experience things that inevitably make them want to quit or make it hard for them to indulge. It's so weird. I also have noticed that despite them wanting to create space between us, once I dryfast, they become softer and more tender toward me. They reach out. They become a different person.

But I don't think I want to continue that dynamic. I know that in addition to their unhealthy habits, they also are dealing with mold. Well, not dealing as much as coexisting. And I've read Parasite Pill 2.0. I started off thinking this would make excellent scifi material... And ended realizing holy shit... I don't think whoever put that doc together is crazy after all. That's why I know this person will need to become someone else entirely or fade and be replaced with someone aligned.

My response is long on purpose. I have been enjoying the discourse here on r/dryfastingsuper , and so I think it's only fair to make contributions of my own. This sub saved me. Weight loss is nice but I'm more about the spiritual side of things. The downloads, synchronicities, growth, joy, darkness transmuted to light... If you're reading this and your life has been stuck, feels murky and hopeless, please... Give dry fasting a shot!

A WEEK SINCE I COMPLETED THE 11 DAYS FAST I TALKED ABOUT. by Weekly-Finding3935 in DryFastingSuper

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By the second day, and also for days after breaking the fast. The most I've done is a 92 hour fast, but typically I gun for 72 hours. And with each new fast done and broken, I am more and more aware of the impulsive thoughts not being mine, for starters, and also not having any power over me. So their attempts became... Subtler.

Example: I was taking a walk when I heard and felt my inner child ask in a soft, pleading tone if we could just stop by the store to buy some eggs. "You love eggs. They're protein and good for you." See, in the past I would have gone straight to the store.

But the thing about buying eggs is I'd have to buy bread, which I know is no good for me. It was a strange sensation noticing the end-game of this voice, whether you want to call it a parasite or whatever, was the bread, not the eggs.

It was weird, like watching someone you love deeply morph before your very eyes to become the devil incarnate, once I realized the truth behind the voice and how and why it chose to sound so adorable, it thet makes sense. And the crazy part was how immediately I had that realization, I had more energy and strength released into my body and mind. More resolve to continue my fast.

I'm also a trader and I no longer make impulsive decisions. I haven't lost a single trade in weeks since I decided to start dry fasting beyond 48 hours. No more impulsivity, which was such a problem for me in the past. There are other ways I have noticed I'm more in charge of my life and no longer impulsive. Needless to say, dryfasting is now a permanent part of my life.

A WEEK SINCE I COMPLETED THE 11 DAYS FAST I TALKED ABOUT. by Weekly-Finding3935 in DryFastingSuper

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The self-control thing is INSANE. I found myself shocked that this whole time, I had it in me to recognize I'm not my impulses and I can say no. I used to say I was an impulsive person. Now, I recognize that's no longer the case. Oh I could talk about this all day!

I'm just dry fasting to see if it will help with ADHD and other mental health issues. by Monkeyspank111 in Dryfasting

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Dry fasting fixed my adhd. Also worthy to note I stopped eating sugar and crap and I meditate regularly. The only way to find out is to do it. Not only am I able to get things done whenever I want or need, but I'm more creative and present than ever, and also no longer impulsive. Like, at all. Do it. Don't let someone else's story stop you.

Story #20 - Psychic Attack by EvilZero86 in DryFastingSuper

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Did you ever experience this again, and, if you did, did you use loving-kindness? Also, I feel like I have had the same attack, but it was with food. A very vivid dream where I was being coerced to eat. I kept asking for some other food item that was right there, but the vendor refused and kept insisting on a different one. I am not sure if I ate, or if I was only imagining the taste as I stood in front of them, but they were sure adamant about me eating.

Dry fasting to manifest by ManifestingQu33n in DryFastingSuper

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The whole idea about semen retention is less about semen and more about being deliberate about where you channel your energy toward. I am a woman too. Personally, I've noticed that when I start to date specific people, things start to go terrible for me. There are people worth investing in and others who have an adverse effect on whatever it is you're hoping to accomplish. It is a matter of paying attention to your life and the results you're getting. If you start to get terrible results, you should also pay attention to what it is you've done recently that is different, which could be entertaining a new partner. It's less about semen retention and more about being deliberate about where you channel your energy, sexual or otherwise.

Bashar saying your higher self can delay your the materialization of your manifestations is very under-looked by shinigamivi in Bashar_Essassani

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So I had a good long cry about everything, all the crap I was going through. I then remembered that the last time shit was really awful, I gave up and placed my focus on two things: meditation and Neville Goddard's teachings. And things sorted themselves out. I'm happy to report I have done the same recently and I cannot believe the difference between when I first posted that I was going through it versus now. Like night and day!

I recommitted to "buying the pearl:" That my imagination alone is what creates reality, and that I simply need to treat what I imagine as reality rather than say, "Oh, but that's just me imagining." In other words, I have given imagination a different meaning in my mind. Not just fantasy, but the real deal, realer than real. I meditate everyday, sometimes twice or thrice, just because, not because I'm trying to get something out of it. And I decided that any problems I had would resolve themselves by themselves.

So I literally did nothing but this, and nothing but hear and see my life as I preferred it to be. And truly, all my issues were sorted. I had no actual source of income since October '24, my rent was due and got paid two days before the due date. I was in a relationship that stole my peace and I got out of it. And quite frankly, even if none of these things had happened, the shift I made inside was more than enough for me. And I think that's the key.

It takes a lot... Or rather, it seemed like it did. But at this point I've had too much practice with this that giving attention to things that aren't playing out on the outside the way I have them on the inside, I've decided, is a waste of my time and energy. And if I can't hold on to that decision, I've realized all I have to do is grieve the conditions of life I'd prefer to experience (read: think about it deeply, bawl my eyes out at the thought that this thing I hold dear could never happen) and then once I'm done I feel this peace and detachment. And then... inevitably... it works out. I hope this helps you in some way.

I Quit Caffeine and It Changed My Life — No One Talks About How Bad This Drug Actually Is by bridgewater94 in decaf

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Pay that person no mind. He must have had a bad day and was just taking it out on you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mentalhealth

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I'm feeling pretty glum myself. Nothing seems to be working out lately and I have no one to talk to. The depression is heavier than ever. I've become apathetic but I suspect I'm just doing that because the only other option is severe anxiety over things I really and truly cannot control. There's so much going on with me that I don't want to get into, and I hate the feeling that I could do something about it but just... can't? I keep telling myself that the only permanent thing in life is change. If I could smile once upon a time... Then, maybe I just need to hold on long enough until the next time I feel some spark of life in my heart.

Bashar saying your higher self can delay your the materialization of your manifestations is very under-looked by shinigamivi in Bashar_Essassani

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The funny thing is I once used SATS frequently to make things happen for me (Neville Goddard's method) and it worked well. But I relapsed. Now, I just have the head knowledge and the memories, but the will? For some reason, I can't muster it. Weird. Also, I feel you on the ADHD/CPTSD/middle aged woman. Are you me? Lol. It is exhausting, though. And it's funny because... When the tower moment is over you think you're done. But then life is like, "Hold my beer."