The most widely known piece of research into subliminal messaging comes from James McDonald Vicary in 1957.

Vicary wasn’t a social scientist or a psychologist researcher, he was a market researcher involved with advertising and branding, so he wanted to take his research out of the lab and into the real world

The study is perhaps most famous as it was one of the first of its kind – a large scale investigation into the power of subliminal messages conducted on the public, but also because of the alarming results. Continue reading »

Subliminal messaging works all right, but it’s not a magic wand. That’s the first thing you need to understand before you dive into them.

We deal with the subliminal messages daily – our conscious mind simply can’t process everything we see and hear, so it gets stored in the subconscious. But we can also choose to willingly receive subliminal statements that we think will be beneficial to us, that’s what subliminal audios for self improvement are for. This use of subliminal messages has been scientifically proven, but you have to understand what you can expect from them and how far they can go. Continue reading »

Subliminal audio, as SF as it may sound, is simply an audio recording of statements (usually with the purpose of self-improvement) that are recorded on a frequency that is just out of range of your conscious hearing level.

There’s nothing mysterious about it, but we should probably explain some segments of subliminal audio messaging – just in case you think that, you know, it’s CIA-related 😉 Continue reading »