The Shepard of Hermas was an early Christian Manuscript that some link to Gnostic sources and others to Pagan Sources. In The Shepard of Hermas Gnostic Silent Subliminal Tonal Meditation this work has been embedded subliminally under the music and brainwave entrainment tones. This is the first work in the Five Spiders Media Subliminals Gnostic Silent Subliminal Tonal Meditation series.
The complete text of The Shepard of Hermas is layered over and over again using both silent and regular subliminals then embedded under the music and tones. Also embedded are reversed subliminals which are also multi-layered. The Isochronic tones are on a 2hz to 40hz ramp using an alternating pattern. The music is very intense and is a micro-tonal dark ambient piece called Nyctophilia (meaning love of night time or physical dark places) by Tracing Archaic Names.
This work is one of the most intense in the Five Spiders Media Subliminals Esoteric line to date. It is as stated before the first in the new Gnostic series of our Esoteric Subliminal line. It can be listened to with or without headphones, but it is suggested to listen to this work in a dark room with a single white candle flickering patterns on the wall. The goal of this work is to provide a genuine Gnostic understanding of The Shepard of Hermas from within the listener and as such it requires effort on their part when listening to the work.
The complete text of The Shepard of Hermas is layered over and over again using both silent and regular subliminals then embedded under the music and tones. Also embedded are reversed subliminals which are also multi-layered. The Isochronic tones are on a 2hz to 40hz ramp using an alternating pattern. The music is very intense and is a micro-tonal dark ambient piece called Nyctophilia (meaning love of night time or physical dark places) by Tracing Archaic Names.
This work is one of the most intense in the Five Spiders Media Subliminals Esoteric line to date. It is as stated before the first in the new Gnostic series of our Esoteric Subliminal line. It can be listened to with or without headphones, but it is suggested to listen to this work in a dark room with a single white candle flickering patterns on the wall. The goal of this work is to provide a genuine Gnostic understanding of The Shepard of Hermas from within the listener and as such it requires effort on their part when listening to the work.
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