NICE!
Impressions so far?
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Haha, now got a blue screen. Clearly that laptop is shitty! I mainly use it for Plex.
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Hey it feels really strong for me, I can actually feel the fields like I did when I first started. Played ego dissoluton alot of heating feels and negative entity removal i feel at breeze. But you need to meditate with this cuz its hard to do activities with the intention repeater on although you could
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really powerful
Yeah, it all depends. I can run Google Colab at max speed for 12 hours (longest I have run) and still not be burned out. But it does feel very strong still.
I have been able to lighten the color of my eyes a bit with it. From dark brown, turning into a lighter brown, and will be going on to iridescent golden.
Yeah I can’t tell why the GPU NVidia version isn’t working for me because I have one thats pretty modern but Im fine with the max one. It already has alot of intentions
After all that work, go figure. LOL
It works with the quantum field directly. So no sound.
You can use any language with it.
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I stopped the Plex server and got this up. Can certainly feel the energy. Way stronger from the early versions I had tested… Earlier, it felt like mechanical energy, now feels more “intelligent”. The pattern I sense from the flow is - “tap” - quiet - “tap” - quiet - “tap”, like morse code, more like information being sent into my subconscious.
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AWESOME man, that’s just great. I agree it is strong, it might be worthwhile to slow it down a bit in your case (use the --imem flag and put in smaller numbers, even into 0.001 territory or less), so it’s at a level that isn’t quite so overwhelming as it builds.
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If you need even more power you can run multiple instances of the Repeater MAX at once, depending on how many cores you have.
Did you set the --imem flag?
If you want to use 8GB of RAM, you can run with:
intention_repeater_max.exe --imem 8
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I did not!!!
Or for all flag options, you can do:
intention_repeater_max.exe --help
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Really interesting perception, I’m definitely not that fine-grained in my sense of what’s happening. Are you trying the script that SorcerySupreme suggested in the OP of this thread?
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Yes! I am trying that script while I play Ego+Subconscious Limits on my speakers.
Just curious how would you be able to do that because all i see is “intention:” when I click on the executable file
Type your intention there and press enter. It should run. Press Ctrl-C to stop.
I mean about the flag options.
It’s a startup parameter, so you’d have to set that when you start the app. So, instead of double-clicking the exe, you would open a command prompt, browse to the folder location, then type in the IR.exe (whatever yours is called) followed by any flags you want to use. In this case, --imem. You can also use this to set a duration, prespecify an intention, etc.
These flags allow batch scripting & other forms of automation, but are a bit technical in use.
Alternatively, you can type out the command into the Windows Run box (Hold down Start button on your keyboard, then press the R key), that’d work too. This is good if you’re not familiar with browsing the CMD prompt’s interface.
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For example, you could create a batch script to auto-run different sessions. Here’s one such script:
"C:\Intention Repeater\intention_repeater_max.exe" --intent "Send love to Gaia" --imem 8 --dur 01:00:00
or, to automate the suggestion from SorcerySupreme
"C:\Intention Repeater\intention_repeater_max.exe" --imem 0.0001 --dur 08:00:00 --intent “I ABSORB ALL MORPHIC FIELDS AND ENERGIES IN THEIR HIGHEST DIVINE FORM THAT ARE IN THE VLC PLAYLIST ON THIS COMPUTER AT ALL TIMES ACROSS ALL DIMENSIONS, REALITIES, AND TIMELINES IN THE BEST ORDER AND AT THE BEST TIMES FOR ME FOR THE MOST BENEVOLENT OUTCOME AS I HAVE WRITTEN SO IT IS DONE”
These would be files you create in Notepad, but save with the file extension of .bat instead of .txt.
Another option to simplify things would be to save longer intentions into a text file, then reference that in your intention statement by filename. So, for Sorcery’s suggestion, you could save his wording into a file called morphic.txt, then run an IR session where your intention is “morphic.txt”.
For example
"C:\Intention Repeater\intention_repeater_max.exe" --imem 0.0001 --dur 08:00:00 --intent “morphic.txt"
The Servitor is smart enough to go into the file you’re referring to and run everything contained within. Quantum linking and all that
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