Hello! Introducing myself šŸ˜

Hello everyone!

I have been following Sapien on and off these past few years - I think I probably found him when I was around 14 or 15 and I am 21 now so quite a large time span!

When I was younger, I was pretty much really attracted to aliens, and the thought that some sort of magic or similar force could really exist in real life. I was - and have always been a big fantasy game fan. Regardless, a few weeks ago I kind of stumbled into Sapien again. I think what would happen is I would get frustrated when fields wouldnā€™t work even if I only listened to them for 2 or 3 days.

Well, I was diagnosed with AD(H)D last year and since receiving medication, I have been able to be much more consistent in my efforts in life, and have seen a massive improvement in all areas. I am well on track to graduating with my degree in Biochemistry this summer :grin:

You know - since I have went through my degree now, I understand a lot more about the Sapien fields because I actually learnt about the science that they are underpinned by. When I was a teen, I had absolutely no idea what irisin or leptin was (from the fat loss videos) and now I know a lot more and it is quite humbling really. I really appreciate the depth of detail that goes into making these fields.

From my point of view, Sapien/the Sapien team really do look up a lot in terms of scientific articles from peer-reviewed journals which shows and makes me quite comfortable with their work. I canā€™t say I necessarily understand much about morphic fields themselves (although I have read about them) and then the spiritual related fieldsā€¦ which I suppose shows that youā€™re never really finished learning.

Well, onto the point, sorry for rambling! Iā€™ve been lurking in many different threads and posts these last few weeks :eyes: Reading a lot about stacks and creating my own based on advice or experience from other members.

I think I am definitely listening to too many fields, but I have also been experimenting with the cards and the St. Michael mandala and I donā€™t feel ā€˜tiredā€™ as much lately - granted I get inspiration to change my playlist every day but I think I have settled into one now. I was thinking of asking for advice but just ended up reading more and more.

I started off with basically physical fields and Iā€™ve kind of been interested in the spiritual fields more lately. In terms of results, I havenā€™t been that consistent with any particular fields but I have been having more vivid dreams (when I was younger I would have vivid dreams, and then it eventually stopped) and I feel a lot of warmth in my muscles when I listen to the automated workout videos, and I do feel like I have more energy after listening to plasma charged mitochondria and MOTS-c. Keep in mind that I am very aware of the placebo/nocebo effect and actively try not to expect anything mentally. (There are so many more fields now so it is quite difficult to make stacks!)

I also ordered the book of cards and it should be arriving soon, Iā€™m excited to try out a servitor!

Nice to meet you all, thank you for making this forum & Iā€™m looking forward to contributing a little bit more in the future :grin: I really apologise for making such a long post!

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Hey xAstaraeao, I was a Biochem major as well though I never enjoyed the lab work and moved away from that field after graduation. Hope itā€™s treating you well. Welcome to the forum :blush:

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Welcome to the forum, @xAstaraeao! Feel free to ask ask any questions regarding the fields if thereā€™s something you cannot grasp. Hope you find the information you seek in the threads here.

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Welcome @xAstaraeao.
You are truly blessed to have found Sapienā€™s work at such a young age. Congrats on all your reading and learningšŸ˜€
Something to keep in mind - youā€™ll never have the perfect stack because just when you think you do, Sapien releases another amazing field(s) that makes you have to rethink everything haha. Itā€™s such a blast though! Enjoy.

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Welcome sir or madam biochemistry,

This is the place to be, the endgame so to speak. Youā€™ll learn everything you need to know to become who you want to be, and beyond.

Cheers

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Thank you for all your responses! I do get quite anxious posting something and tend to think a lot about whether I should/shouldnā€™t. It makes me feel a lot better reading your responses :slight_smile:

@Kyle_Reese

Yes I definitely agree, while my degree isnā€™t major/minor and just biochemistry, it has been quite broad and thereā€™s a lot of topics which Iā€™ve really enjoyed and others that I havenā€™t so much. I do enjoy being in the lab and previously I wanted to go into the clinical side, with clinical trials or lab testing in hospitals. However, since Iā€™ve progressed, I learnt that my favourite topics are those relating to medicine and I really enjoy them. I applied to study medicine (unsuccessfully) last year and Iā€™ll be applying again this year since I feel as though Iā€™m in a much better space mentally with my diagnosis and treatment. So in short, I really wanted to do something to help people or contribute to it, but found I want to help more directly. I have no idea what kind of specialism Iā€™d go into though!

@skyhigh

Thank you so much, I will definitely make sure to ask if I donā€™t understand something. I guess I prefer to read and make sure Iā€™m not asking silly questions!

@Sazza

Although I found Sapien when I was a lot younger, it does bring to mind what my life would have been like if I was more consistent! But Iā€™m happy where I am now and wouldnā€™t trade it for anything else :slight_smile: There are so many new fields now that it does make it more difficult, and I do understand there is no such thing as perfect at least realistically. One could listen to every field but be completely worn out and it would involve listening 24/7. I do think I am satisfied for the minute with my stacks though!

@Nice2knowU

Thank you so much, it definitely is the place to be and I think moving forward, itā€™ll become a much bigger part in my life than in the past :blush:

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Hi @xAstaraeao ! welcome among us :wink:.

Beautiful presentation!

I have this feeling and as you said you will bring an enriching contribution on the forum, very interesting :grin:.

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Welcome @xAstaraeao, wonderful to have you here. And thanks for your very thoughtful introduction.

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welcome friend and enjoy your time with us!

what i like about sapien medicine is that it opened up a new family for me to visit whenever i feel like!

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