How are subliminal messages created?
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There are many things in the world you don't notice.  If your brain didn't filter out most of the stuff, you would be way too over-stimulated.  Some advertisers have taken advantage of this.  For example, the have drawn faint pictures in print advertisement that are impossible to see, because there is so much else in the ad vying for your attention.  Or they slip an image in a frame of a commercial.  (There are 25 frames per second in most TV transmissions, so one frame is 1/25 of a second, too quick to really notice.)  Or there can be a faint sound in a sound track.  None of these things are picked up by your conscious mind, but your brain gets the signal.  You just might feel good about what you saw or heard, but you won't be able to figure out the subliminal message.\n\nOf course, all of this is against the law.  In the classic book The Hidden Persuaders, written in the 1950's, a lot of this is explained.  But there are lots of tricks and a lot of people with a lot of computers sending stuff out.
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Use a software called VISUAL ROUTE. BUT it's not a free software. You'll need to enter the message details into the software. Also find out more on Visual products other sister softwares let you see more details.
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They aren't encrypted messages they are basic mathematical codes like prime numbers, which is a Universal constant.  If aliens were to intercept the messages they should understand them whatever language they speak in.
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The fact that you are using a virtual machine as opposed to a physical one makes no difference at all.The message you create is delivered via the telephone/fax number that your PC sends to.
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What is the subliminal message this woman in the Hijab is sending? The subliminal message is that every square inch of my body is private part, every square inch of it can make you horny. Therefore my entire body is an 'awrat, (lit. pudendum, genital) and I am a sex object from head to toe. People cover their private parts. This woman thinks her entire body is private part. Does this in anyway arouse respect? Only one who thinks with her genital may think so.
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It's called ASCI art. There's a software that can produce them using software called bg_asci
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i once hypnotized somebody in their sleep without waking them up.  you just have to talk softly.  im not sure why they obey.
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The technique is known as lucid dreaming, there are a number of books and devices.\n\nCheck out the link below.
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Set a copy machine to as dark as it will go and place the paper on the glass and make a copy.  The mysterious message will show on the copy.  Leaving the lid open on the copier improves the image.
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This is the basic communications model, identified in 1949 by Shannon and Weaver, that distinguishes something of what happens between the person speaking (/writing, etc.) and the person listening (/watching, etc.).\nSequence\n\nThe basic sequence of the model is Source => Message => Channel => Receiver\nSource\n\nThe source is the start of the communication, the person who encodes the message and transmits it to the receiver.\nMessage\n\nThe message is the package or packages of meaning that contain the intent from the source. The message is what the source wants the receiver to hear and understand in a particular way.\n\nAs we cannot connect minds together, we have to translate the intent of the source into an encoded message that (it is hoped) the receiver can translate with reasonable accuracy.\nChannel\n\nThe channel is the medium through which the message is transmitted. This may be some form of controlled media such as television adverts or newspaper articles. It may also be a more direct channel, such as telephone or face-to-face.\n\nThe channel can have several parts, for example where I ask someone to communicate something, who then emails a friend who tells the receiver the message.\n\nThe channel must plug into the receiver's sensory system, and hence may use sight, sound, touch, taste or smell.\nReceiver\n\nThe receiver is the person who is at the other end of the communication. They may be actively seeking to receive the message or may be surprised by it. They may be the intended target or just someone who is within receiving range. They will decode the message and create their own meaning.\nDynamics\n\nIn practice, much can happen to cause problems during communication.\nLoss and distortion\n\nWhen the source encodes the message, for example in words, they can seldom encode the full intent of what they want to say, leading to loss in the message. Worse, they may be poor communicators and what they say may be a long way from what they really mean.\nNoise\n\nAlong the way, external 'noise' can interfere with the message or distract the source. Real 'white noise' on a phone message appears as hiss.\n\nNoise can also happen when the channel is other people. If I ask my son to tell my daughter something (he then becomes a part of the channel), he will translate my message into other words, adding noise into the process. The game of 'Chinese Whispers' is a variant of this, where passing a message along a row of people can lead to serious distortion.\nSynchronization and feedback\n\nThe communication may be synchronous or asynchronous. A synchronous channel, such as a telephone, connects the receiver directly with the source. An asynchronous medium, such as email or adverts, disconnects the source and the receiver.\n\nThe dilemma with asynchronous communication is that the source does not get the immediate feedback that enables them to modify the message to
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Well, there are probably people who can give you a "scientific" explanation, but my own take is that our brains cannot shut down completely, or we would be dead.  So they do a sort of background operation, an "idling" (idol-ing?) mode.  Now, this is an opportunity for things in the hind brain to come up and mess around together; correlate one ungainly half-thought with another and see what they produce.  In times of stress, when there are demons lurking in the dark corners, they can get together in unholy revel and produce a nightmare.  In times of sensual excitement, the dreams take a very different turn.  Lately I have not been able to remember my dreams, which suggests to me that nothing important has gone on.  When you can remember your dreams, take them as evidence that your unconscious mind is trying to tell you something, and lie quietly, thinking, for as long as you can.  The messages could be very important!
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You can talk to 'spirits' or entities. Speak out loud to them as you would with someone physically alive , or speak to them silently. You could use visualisation and symbolism to convey your message. The problem doesn't lie in communicating yourself with them, it lies in them communicating with you. They don't have a physical body to work woth, therefor the rules of communication are different. When you want to communicate with them, allow your mind to quieten, this is very important. Then allow yourself to be aware of any thought, feeling, smell, sensation that comes to you. You will then have to learn how to interpret that information. Like I said, they don't have a physical body to work with which includes a thinking mind. They, like our dreams, are a lighter energy, and deal in symbolism. I'm only new to this myself, and its a learning process. I hope my answer makes some sense to you. Feel free to email me.
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Some mystiques try to explain that spirits and those stuffs are composed of energy with frequencies or something. They prove this using a whole leaf and they get a "reading" of the leaf's "soul" or energy that is radiated[they got pictures of it]. They, then, cut a large part of the leaf and get another "reading" and they still get the same reading as the whole leaf [meaning the image of the energy radiated by the leaf is still the same]. This method, they also claim, can read poltergeists, ghosts, spirits and all those stuff.
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The fact is you can alter a persons state without them knowing it.  This is essentially hypnosis.  I'm not saying you are going to make them jump up and down like an animal, but you can modify their perception and if you are good enough and set the right "anchors" you can heavily influence their behavior.  This form of manipulation is very reprehensible to most people.  It would take me a long time to explain the process here but you essentially use select wording, expressions, and gestures to accomplish this.
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Tinfoil works very well.Just shape it into the form of a Hat.Then wrap some thin copper wire around the hat.That will keep anyone from knowing what's going on inside your Mind.Make one for all your family and friends.
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It was all created in your mind. Nothing really exists, it's all a figment of your imagination to entertain you.\n\n-Wied
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The first step in this technique is to create a dialog within an internal frame. To do this, you need to create the JOptionPane, and then use one of the createInternalXXX methods to create and show the necessary message component. For instance, the following creates a message dialog within an internal frame:\n\n  JOptionPane optionPane = new JOptionPane();\n  optionPane.setMessage("Hello, World");\n  optionPane.setMessageType(\n    JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);\n  JInternalFrame modal = \n    optionPane.createInternalFrame(desktop, "Modal");\n\n\n\nThe next step is to place the component in the glass pane of the window where the desktop pane is located. The glass pane can be any component. So, the easiest way to do this is to create a transparent JPanel:\n\n  JPanel glass = new JPanel();\n  glass.setOpaque(false);\n  glass.add(modal);\n  frame.setGlassPane(glass);\n  glass.setVisible(true);\n  modal.setVisible(true);\n\n\n The last steps are to set up the glass pane to intercept events, and to hide the glass pane when the internal frame closes. In order for the glass pane to intercept events, you have to attach a MouseListener and MouseMotionListener. To hide the glass pane when the internal frame closes, you need to attach an InternalFrameListener to the internal frame:\n\n  class ModalAdapter extends InternalFrameAdapter {\n    Component glass;\n\n    public ModalAdapter(Component glass) {\n      this.glass = glass;\n\n      // Associate dummy mouse listeners\n      // Otherwise mouse events pass through\n      MouseInputAdapter adapter = new MouseInputAdapter(){};\n      glass.addMouseListener(adapter);\n      glass.addMouseMotionListener(adapter);\n    }\n\n    public void internalFrameClosed(InternalFrameEvent e) {\n      glass.setVisible(false);\n    }\n  }\n\n\nRead the link