Your experience of charging presentations with energy for specific effects

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I am soon to conduct two experiments involving charging power point presentations with energies for specific effects on the audience.
I am wondering if any of you here have tried this and if so what methods you have tried and what results did you achieve? What worked, what didn’t?

The audience for the two presentations will be substantially the same, but will be two days apart.

I am looking at this stage to utilise the enochian Belonging attunement primarily. I am intending to foster an energy in the room and between people that makes them desire to be more connected and to find more enjoyment in each other’s company, and therefore to hopefully cause some a few to stop being epic level D-bags to the rest.

I did this with a poster previously. It was effective for those who spent time together near it. The problem is now there’s this new working model where some people only come into work once a week or less, they have little exposure to it.

Those who come into work frequently quite quickly bonded more closely and developed deeper friendships quite quickly after the poster was introduced to our space.

But the people who have become D-Bags only come into the office occasionally and seem unaffected.

I will have the D-bags and non dbags together for two hours twice this week, both times staring at my powerpoints. On one occasion they will all be physically in the same room, on the other it will be a mix of in person and remote.

So I am looking to achieve a notable effect with just four hours exposure total.

This is my last non baneful effort before switching my focus to removing the D-bags.

Anyone try anything like this?

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I used to put magick into power points by embedding subliminal messages into the images as well as while I was working on the presentations themselves.

Using something like photoshop, gimp, etc:

Images in the presentation would get an overlay of another image layer set to 99% transparency. The subliminal message must be the upper layer before they are merged. The upper image layer doesn’t have to be an another picture, it can be a message. I’d usually use a combination of both, but worded messages were often better.

During work on the presentation itself, I’d also have whatever I’d need to focus this kind of intent. Use whatever suits you — crystals, candles, spirit evocation, anything you want.

I’ve not had to do any presentations like this since I was in school so I don’t remember everything I used to use, but some examples of the kind of subliminal messages:

-“you find this presentation captivating, and informative, and entertaining”

-depending on what the presentation or slide was about, I might use an image (again set to 99% transparency) to evoke the mood I wanted to imbue, whether it’s something like kittens to evoke warmth or something disturbing to evoke concern

-“Give me an A, x” was always the last slide, x being the teacher or professor’s name

Those are just some examples. You can add whatever you’d like.

This method was highly effective for me repeatedly.
(So much that I had to start embedding a subliminal message directed to classmates. Something like “you are too intimidated to ask me for help on your own presentation.” lol)

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Most excellent advice and appreciate your experience.

In terms of subliminal messaging, I used to incorporate those in briefings back in the day. I was an Int Op in the army way back so I often had to give briefings to collections of humourless officers.

So to amuse my fellow Int Ops, I often built concealed messages into imagery.
When using really old tech like overhead projectors with plastic slides, I would take a pin and carefully etch messages in areas of busy background.
I did some high transparency messaging in powerpoint and other more modern systems, always hidden over busy backgrounds like rugged heavily wooded terrain :).

As for today. It went spectacularly well. People who have had major divisions to the point of some pretty dark animosities were like besties by the end and all went out to lunch together afterwards. The vibe was fantastic the rest of the day.

The hard part will be making it sustain.

I have them for another two hours the day after tomorrow and will charge the presentational aspects the same way again.

But I do feel its a band aid. A temporary measure.

I need to make sure that I find a way of making the repairs to these relationships sustain.

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You’re welcome, it’s awesome to hear that someone’s done similar lol

For extending the effect, couldn’t you embed that into part of the message? I’ve never had to do that, but if I had say, a week to work on a presentation, I’d work on a bit of it each night — whatever puts more focus into it over a longer period of time. If that wasn’t an option, I’d maybe make some sigils (also subliminally embedded) and have copies of them to charge as needed to keep the effect going. Probably using the same ritual tools during the creation of the presentation.

(I have not tried those latter methods, but I don’t see why they or similar wouldn’t work).

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I’ve tried similar. But rather than sigils I created a poster for our team area. Appeared just as an artistic stained glass effect type image. I suppose it served in the same way a sigil would.
I charged it heavily.
To quote my earlier:

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My apologies for missing that earlier

Do you ever have to send out emails regularly to them? If there’s anything like a main pic or banner, some sort of signature — might that be something which is an option to work a subliminal message into?
(Most places probably not, but it’s worth a shot)

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Signatures are all organisationally set, but that is good thinking. Our internal communications are mostly done in a teams chat

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I like this topic. People admitting that they are using subliminal messaging and predictive programming in their arts. And NLP (Neural-Linguistic Programming) concepts. Advertisers have been doing this in commercials for years. Have you ever heard of hypersigils?

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Yep I’ve come across the hypersigil concept