29/02/2024
Some amazing feedback from one of our international customers!
Hey all, it's been a while.
I'd been struggling to kick a few habits I'd picked up lately:
1. ADHD meds, which I overdid and became too dependent on lately.
2. Ma*****na, to help me mellow out as I didn't like who I was on stimulants.
3. Ci******es, to help with focus when I didn't want to touch my meds.
4. Workaholism. I'm a nonfiction ghostwriter with a lot on my plate. And I noticed I use work to avoid facing certain things.
As you can imagine, it was a messy situation. I decided to order a little bottle of ormus, because I kept telling myself to save up for the larger one, but I've had financial obligations that haven't made it easy.
1. From the first day of use, I quit my meds and the ma*****na cold turkey. It wasn't a decision, per se. I just was no longer interested.
2. Days five through seven, I'd buy a pack of cigs, indulge in a few sticks, only to find myself repulsed. Day eight, I went to the store to pick up some necessities, and I didn't give a rat's ass about buying a pack.
3. I'm shocked at how much more laid back I've become toward work. I'm not proud of this, but I was working harder and longer to "outpace" my spending. The perfect formula for burnout. Well, lately I've been relaxed. It's like my soul knows I don't have to do that. I have no logical explanation for this, and it's not like I got a pay raise or anything. I'm taking it easier now.
Other observations:
1. My appetite went through the roof when I began taking ormus. At first I was concerned, but I decided to trust my body and eat as much as it wanted, when it wanted. I added some weight I didn't care for, but eventually, my appetite tapered off, thankfully.
2. I have begun sleeping a lot longer and taking naps. This was something I would fight by drinking yerba mate in the past because I wanted to make the most of my day, but this time, i decided to trust my body and sleep when I felt like it.
3. Naturally, my dreams have become clearer.
4. About two weeks into using ormus, I notice I wake up with pain in my body. Not bad pain. The kind you get from a good workout. I thought I was imagining things, but I've been losing weight and I'm feeling stronger, too. No, I'm not working out. The most I do is walk for ten minutes, and only when I need to go to the store, which is infrequent.
5. My face had gotten pretty rough before ormus. I started taking it, and now it's smooth. The rest of my skin has also become softer.
6. My anxiety is gone. I have always been an extremely anxious person, worrying about this, that, the other. Now, for the life of me, I don't feel anxious anymore.
7. I've become more willing to post myself on social media. I was struggling with self-worth issues, before. I'm not going to say this is all due to ormus alone, as I had been doing shadow work, meditating, journaling. However, my willingness to just hit record and post without needing to edit or caring how I come off has increased dramatically since taking ormus.
8. I find myself randomly speaking in tongues. I don't know what that's about. I don't identify as Christian, but when the impulse comes, I trust it and allow it.
9. The synchronicities are nothing short of amazing. I can barely keep up with the numbers at this point.
10. My ear rings now and then. I'm positive it's not tinnitus. It only happens when I need to pay attention to something important.
11. A week or so before my period, I used to be extremely irritable. I'd be apathetic at best, depressed at worst, suicidal, too. However, my most recent period was amazing. I had none of those mental symptoms. I did experience debilitating lower back pain, but that was all. And I have an intuitive knowing that it's more to do with letting go of something and releasing energy. I'm still looking into what that's about. (To be clear, the back pain was always there in the past as a constant, dull ache that I'd gotten used to and that would only flare up when walking or standing longer than a few minutes, as well as a week before my period.)
12. Last night, for the first time in months, I walked for an hour or so with a friend. The only reason I didn't walk longer was because I had to use the bathroom and so we went back home. I'm speechless! This has been an issue for months, and yet, I walked with no problems last night.
I thought I'd share this, in case it helps someone. I hope others are inspired to share their experiences as well. I welcome any questions or requests for clarification, and I'm hopeful that more people will share on this platform, too.
