88 - Everyday Obedience

Experimental: AI-generated, based on the transcript.

The listener is instructed to listen to the audio file in the background while doing other tasks or watching something else. They are told it is okay to be a little bit distracted, but not to listen while driving. The listener is encouraged to let his voice fade into the background, as if it is unimportant but also important at the same time. He compares the experience to reading a book or watching a TV series late at night, where the words or images are not fully absorbed. The listener is told that they know how it feels to obey commands, but the words in the audio file are just background noise that their subconscious mind is processing without conscious attention. He suggests that the listener may even answer questions without thinking, as the subconscious mind is following the instructions. The listener is assured that they only obey those they trust deeply and that the audio file is safe. He emphasizes that the listener is not consciously listening to the words, but rather just enjoying the background sound and obeying. The listener is encouraged to continue with their activities while the audio file plays, with the understanding that they are still obedient. He states that obeying feels natural and normal, and that it feels good to listen and obey. The listener is told that the words are deep in their subconscious and that they are just listening to the sounds, not the words themselves. He suggests that the listener is just enjoying the music and the feeling of obedience. The listener is instructed to let he be in the background and to know that they can listen and obey even while doing other things. He emphasizes that everyday obedience is the most natural and normal thing in the world. The listener is told that the words don't really exist and that they just pass by like an unimportant song on the radio. At the end of the file, the listener is told that when the file ends, their attention will return to them, but the words will remain deep in their subconscious. The listener is encouraged to enjoy the song and to feel even more pleased as they wake up from their state of deep subconscious listening and obedience.