4 Free Subliminal Messages Video Downloads

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1. Ken says:

   January 6, 2011 at 3:19 PM

   Dear Nelson,

   Would you please point me to the “rock solid scientific proof” referred to in your statement above – “This is not based on motivation or behavior modification, this is based on rock solid scientific proof!

   Thanks very much,

   Sincerely,
   Ken
2. Nelson Berry says:

   January 6, 2011 at 8:22 PM

   Hi Ken- Sure thing…

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   Here is one that was left on my blog:

   From Dr. Mirza Wzir Baig

   subliminal messsages are one of the most wide spread myths. Just a
   little research on google will tell you that. The January 1991 issue of
   the University of California, Berkeley, wellness letter noted double
   blind tests have shown subliminal messages to fail. Thomas E. Moore even
   concluded that sublinal messages are useless since they are below the
   perception threshold.

   Here was my response:

   Dr. Mirza Wazir Baig -

   That is absolutely Ludicrous! The scientific community can prove or
   disprove anything they want to based on how the tests were run.

   Bottom line: Subliminal messages cannot make you do something you
   don’t already want to do, but if you want it, it helps give a push in
   that direction!!

   Here is a little more recent research:

   http://www.firstscience.com/home/articles/humans/can-people-be-influenced-by-subliminal-messages-page-2-1_35805.html
   http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/06/090630163523.htm
   http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/03/070308121938.htm

   Here is some older research studies:
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   I’ve got a stack of testimonials about our subliminal messages and
   subliminal video messages and it’s benefits that reaches the ceiling.

   Science vs. Spirituality are always at war. The trick is to find
   something that works FOR YOU regardless of what other people say.

   Take the cases of people who cured what doctors called “incurable
   cancer” by alternative means. The list is huge AND Proven!

   I suggest you point your ”radar” at why things work vs. why things
   won’t work.

   With Respect,
   Nelson

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   Thanks Ken. Good Luck & Stay in Touch.

   Nelson
3. Lola says:

   January 10, 2011 at 5:18 AM

   Hi Nelson, just quickly scanned through some of the comments made. A large proportion of the populations cannot cope with anything “different” or “out of the ordinary” because their mindset is such that it doesn’t allow lateral thinking, or what they cannot see/touch can’t exist. A lot of people don’t believe in alternaive medicines even when they have been proven with visible results, they prefer to take “chemical” treatments which give more problems and solutions – just one example.
4. Nelson Berry says:

   January 10, 2011 at 5:55 AM

   Agreed. Thanks Lola!
5. Nelson Berry says:

   January 23, 2011 at 12:19 PM

   4 Free video files and how to unzip files – video: http://tinyurl.com/4t35lxz
6. Bogdan Bilyk says:

   February 4, 2011 at 8:15 PM

   Ok Mr Berry, you only posted what…, a few hundred studies that verify your statements about subliminals working. Is that all? Lol. Just kidding. Thanks for everything. Bogdan
7. Zoot says:

   February 13, 2011 at 6:10 AM

   I just wanted to recommend the book that got me into using subliminal messages: “The User Illusion” by Tor Norretranders. It’s not about subliminal messages, though. It’s a popular science book about how the unconscious mind decides things and even has us physically putting these decisions into action before the conscious mind is aware that anything is happening. If you understand this, you’ll see why it’s a good idea to expose yourself to positive subliminal messages on a regular basis.
8. Johanna says:

   February 21, 2011 at 11:03 AM

   Lola is right
   Attachment/ detachment thinking?
   staying in the *safe/protected * known- reality is easier than venturing out into the un-known;
   sadly, many people choose the *safe space way of living*, but they are becoming less and less
   everyone develops and learns within their own time and needs. these are their lessons for whatever reasons they may have.
   I personally love Nelson’s/ and other’s subliminals, and am feeling transcended from grounds up!
   nothing spectacular has happened yet- only at it for 4 days, except- I am not depressed and have a smiles- outlook on life. Surprise there!
   Had severe pain and loss of mobility, resulting severe depression and negative outlook on life.
   But, am treating myself holistically with 80 % painreduction results! no meds- no doc’s
   am on the UP!!!!
   Partly due to better nutrition, supplementation- brain and gut are linked.
   but what happened lately is a complete reversal from negative thoughts to positive; -wow- I really am living a great life, accepting what is and expecting to call into existence what I choose, the fastest way possible.
   Thank you kindly for your gifts to us,
   love and light to you
9. Daniel says:

   February 23, 2011 at 9:33 PM

   I have been using audio subliminal messages for more then a year and believe they work wonders. Now that I have discovered video subliminal messages, I have been using them as well with great success. Thanks for sharing these videos.
10. Rhea says:

    April 18, 2011 at 1:20 PM

    Hi Nelson:

    Five years ago I started researching subliminal messages. I started with audio, but thank you so much for introducing me to video subliminal messages. I got a lot benefits from audio, but you have totally blown me away with (The I Kick Ass), I just feel really good after watching it. I accept your 30 day challenge; Thank you again so much for sharing this video and others

    Keep up the good work
    Rhea
11. Kim Dion says:

    April 21, 2011 at 5:10 PM

    Hi Barry,

    That song chosen for the Angel video is awesome. I found myself singing the song after the video went off. Please pass that to the person who wrote that piece and who selected it.

    I am starting today and I do have the time to do it 4 times a day. I am curious to see what happens in 30 days and I do have goals I am shooting for so I am open to change and also believe that through your consciousness you Create.
    I will update you on this blog as things starts to unfold.

    Thank you for your kindness in making this available to the entire world.

    Kim
    CA
12. joao says:

    July 19, 2011 at 5:13 AM

    Dear elson, please if it really works I have a challenge to you, give me some videos like this, teach me how to use them and how many time, if I get results , any result, i will work for you making the best testimony you never seen before. Deal??
13. Dave says:

    August 4, 2011 at 4:33 PM

    I watched the videos and they are awesome
    Dave
    ………………
    this is great work
14. Vesna says:

    August 11, 2011 at 4:13 AM

    Nelson
    Thank you so much for this wonderful gift. I love it and feel good after watching it but I am not quite clear as to which ones to watch?
    Should I watch one for 10 minutes or all 4 of them at once ?
    Please reply soonest and thank you so much again
    Vesna
15. Neal says:

    August 14, 2011 at 10:54 AM

    I had used the Money Mentalism 2.0 in the past and had moved away from using it. I returned to using it a little over a month ago along with $5,000 per day.

    In the first week of using it I was approached by a person who wanted to invest $30,000 with me in any new venture I wanted to start; I have received a 3 year license to use a current wellness author’s material any way that I would like at no cost; and just yesterday was offered to take over a direct marketing business for nothing upfront, but to work out something at the back end.
16. Barbara says:

    January 3, 2012 at 8:35 AM

    Hi, Barry
    I finished Massage Therapy school, how can i use your subliminal viedos and which one would be good for me to get a great job and start my own private practice. Please answer my comment.
    thank you. Barbara
17. Julia says:

    January 9, 2012 at 5:09 PM

    This is such a fantastic and fun way to heal! Thank you for all the wonderful videos and subliminal messages! I have a question: I read in the FAQ”s that it is recommended to choose one video and watch it four times a day or choose four and watch once per day. My question is, is that on one issue or is that videos total? I am currently watching 4 videos on two separate issues from before. Should I finish the cycle before I watch the new videos I just purchased?
18. Anna says:

    May 3, 2012 at 9:59 AM

    Nelson,
    i am a big fan of your work. i think you are an angel that was sent here to give us strength and faith to get through our most difficult times.
    i have a request. could you make a video or suggest something for substance abuse? and i dont mean drugs… even the everyday legal things like cigarettes or alcohol can ruin us, break our spirit and make us weak.

    from the bottom of my heart and soul, THANK YOU!!!
19. Nelson Berry says:

    May 3, 2012 at 10:40 AM

    Thank You Anna!

    We have a stop smoking video in http://www.subliminalhealthfitness.com

    Nelson