Awareness (noun): /əˈwɛrnəs/ - "the knowledge or perception of a situation, fact, or one’s surroundings; the state of being conscious."

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I know it's a really long description, but it's worth reading—even if you don't want the audio(s). Who knows... maybe you'll find something interesting.
 (The second part of this description is a part of a GUIDE that helps you understand the significance of the audio outcomes.)

Here’s what’s included in this pack/bundle or whatever I should call it: 

• The Original, Unedited version of the field. 

• 3 variations with different frequencies: Gamma, Delta, and Theta. 

• A 10-minute version of the audio, set to play on repeat 3 times so you don’t have to keep restarting it. 

• The edited audio version that you can find on YouTube. 
• The edited video version that you can find on YouTube. 

• An aligned subliminal audio to boost the effects of the field. 
• 30-pages long guide to help you have the right mindset. It will help you to WAKE UP AND BE AWARE. Because right now, you are most probably asleep. This guide is IMPORTANT. If you want the best results, please READ the guide first. It will help you get the most from the audios. 

Please don't take this as some low-quality audio. The price is extremely low on purpose. I want to create the best audios possible, and for that, I need as much opinion from your side. Future audios will be more expensive since it takes me a LONG time to create the right audios (I'm not even talking about the guide).

 Here is basically what to expect, but it's strongly simplified:  

• Emotional Release: This isn’t just about forgetting old wounds—it’s about seeing them for what they truly are. These audios help you recognize the hidden pain and gradually release it, so it stops driving your actions from the shadows of your unconscious. 

• Mental Clarity: When you start to truly notice your thoughts and feelings, that “mental fog” begins to lift. It’s like finally cleaning a dirty window—you’ll see yourself and your world much clearer, without distortions. 

• Personal Growth: Awareness creates space within you (I will partially explain what Awareness is below). As you recognize the old patterns that no longer serve you, you make room for new, healthier ways of being. It’s not about changing overnight but taking those small, conscious steps forward. 

• Resilience: Challenges are part of life, but with Awareness, you won't be caught off guard. You’ll start to notice how you react to stress, and this new insight will give you the tools to handle difficulties with more strength and calm. 

• Inner Peace: Peace doesn’t come from avoiding problems—it comes from knowing them deeply and not letting them run your life. By becoming aware of your inner landscape, you’ll start to find a quiet, steady peace that stays with you, no matter what’s happening around you. 

How the Field(s) Work

These audio(s) work on the basic, root principles of releasing emotional blockages and enhancing emotional resilience. It helps clear away emotional pain—like past traumas and limiting beliefs—that keep you stuck, while also building the strength to handle future challenges with confidence and ease. Combined with your focus (therefore your unconscious will be listening too) on them, they will allow you to become: Aware. I will explain below what that means.

Key Chakras Involved:

·       Heart Chakra (Anahata): Central to releasing emotional blockages and opening up to love, compassion, and self-acceptance. This chakra is crucial for letting go of past hurts and fostering emotional healing.

·       Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura): Key for enhancing personal power, self- esteem, and emotional resilience. It supports overcoming fear, building confidence, and taking control of your emotional life.

Let's get into it.  

Now, this might hit a little bit hard. But believe me, I want to help you. It is necessary for you to understand this if you want the best results... 

You carry things you didn’t choose to have (and that's normal!). That's why you are here after all, on this Gumroad page, right? Old wounds, fears, expectations that don’t fit. You got your heart broken when you were young. Or maybe you were laughed at in front of your friends for something stupid—you tripped on the stairs or mispronounced some word.  You laughed it off, everyone moved on. It bothered you for a while and then you simply... forgot. 

And we can keep going with these things. Don't worry, all of us go through this. The problem is that most people don't know how to deal with these issues. We think that forgetting about these things is the right solution. I mean, that's the best solution after all, right? 

 “Just forget it. The anger and sadness will go away.”  

But it doesn't work like that. Yes, YOU, as a conscious, can forget. And you won't think about it anymore. But your unconscious experienced it too... Felt it too... It knows exactly how it felt... How angry, sad, or upset you were at that moment. And your unconscious NEVER forgets. 

 NEVER.  

And the most important thing is that from these memories it constructs; You. 

THE BAD FEELINGS WILL GO AWAY, BUT THEY WILL SHAPE YOU UNLESS THEY ARE DEALT WITH. 

Yes... A big part of you is constructed from the memories that you have experienced during your life. Yes, you can forget them, but they are part of YOU.  

If I do something terrible to you, and you feel anger against me for a long time, it doesn't matter if you forget about me and our conflict... The anger STAYS. It will keep living inside.  

If for any reason you are angry at yourself, you cannot “let go” of it just by forgetting. That anger against yourself will stay inside of you, as part of your unconscious.  

Oh, you don't believe me?  

Imagine this: A child, let’s say you, had a moment in school—a simple, innocent mistake like tripping over a word during a presentation. The class laughed, and though you smiled along, brushing it off, the feeling of embarrassment left its mark. Maybe it seemed silly at the time, but your mind stored it, not just as a memory, but as a warning—an alert that said, "This is what happens when you speak up." And because it was not dealt with, it stays in the unconscious part of you. The part that you cannot access because you are not aware of it and you don't want to be. 

Fast forward to adulthood! You walk into a room, ready to share your thoughts, but then there it is—this odd sensation..

"Stay quiet. Don’t risk it." 

Yes... that little voice, quite but persistent, pulling you back. Why? Because your unconscious never forgot that laughter, the feeling of being on display. It took notes, and it doesn’t want you to feel that way again. It’s not trying to sabotage you; it’s trying to protect you, using that old playbook of memories.  

YOU, the UNCONSIOUS: 

Your unconscious is in a sealed room (your brain), cut off from the outside world. It doesn’t think, analyze, or make decisions like your conscious mind does. Its job is simple: accept what you, the conscious, give to it and work with that. It doesn’t know you don’t want stress in front of people. 

 All it knows is the memory of that time you were laughed at—you didn’t like it, you backed off, got quiet, and the laughter and embarrassment stopped. That’s all it has to work with, so it keeps replaying the same script. 

So, when you find yourself in a similar situation, your unconscious steps into action, using the only strategy it knows: protect you by making you back off and stay quiet at all costs. It’s trying to keep you safe the best way it knows how. But here's the thing:  
 
if you teach it a more effective way, it would apply that instead. If you discover a technique, like finding a way to stay calm or distracted while speaking in public, your unconscious would latch onto that new method. 

Your unconscious doesn’t wish you ill. It doesn’t want to sabotage you. It’s just working with the limited playbook you’ve given it. You’ve taught it that silence equals safety, and so, it does its best to keep you quiet whenever it senses a threat, even if that threat is long gone or completely different from your childhood fears. 

 This is NOT your fault.  

The unconscious is most vulnerable in these cases, when they occur for the first time. Yes... that feeling when you meet that new person, and you feel the spark in your heart for the first time in your life, your unconscious takes down all the barriers. It doesn’t protect itself because it doesn’t know that it has to protect. And then that person disappears, and you get hit by a full force, without being protected, so you isolate yourself, and the pain (partially) disappears.  

AND YET AGAIN, your unconscious does the only thing it learned... The next time you meet a potential person, it will decide to protect you by the only way it was learned. 

“Isolate at all cost. Don't let your guard down. ” 

It’s not your fault... You didn’t know. You had your guard down because you didn’t know... But it happened. And now you have only one move in your playbook that you cannot erase, because the unconscious remembers everything, and it NEVER gives up the strategies that it has. 

Unless you find a new strategy. A new move in the playbook. A new perspective to look at these bad situations. 

Imagine if you could update that playbook... 

YOU CAN'T MAKE IT FORGET.  

BUT YOU CAN SHOW IT A NEW PERSPECTIVE. 

If you could replace those old strategies with new ones, your unconscious would adapt. 

 It’s not stubborn—it’s just following what it’s been taught. The moment you show it a new way, it will start using that. It’s all about what you feed it, what you practice, and what you reinforce. The unconscious is always on your side; it just needs the right instructions to help you move forward, not hold you back. There is a long process behind this, and the absolute first step is that you need to be Aware.

What does the audios offer 

So… what can these audios offer? NEW PERSPECTIVE. THAT’S THE FIRST STEP TO AWAKENING. There is much more to cover if you want to truly gain peace, but the absolute first step to acceptance is to be aware. You can't admit what you don't know about. You can't deal with something you don't see, and you can't escape a prison if you don't know that you live in one. Unless you know what to change... you won't change anything, unless by accident. 

These audios help you see those hidden parts of yourself without the urge to push them away or let them run your life. They help you to be aware of your actions...  ONLY THEN, combined with acceptance, you can deal with them. Although acceptance doesn’t mean you’re okay with the pain or that you are welcoming it like sheep waiting for slaughter—it means you’re willing to see it, acknowledge it, and not let it control you anymore. (I will create a fields that will perfectly follow up on awareness in the future 1-2 weeks, but it would be too much to put into one audio, rather than that, try to learn how to be aware firstly. Ask me questions through the email, tell me more about your experience, let me help you, and after you truly understand how to be aware, we can move to further audios.) 

Remember, this is just the beginning. The first step... 

Please contact me... 

I’m not going to tell you how magical and perfect my audios are, or how they will erase the past after one listening and you will be happy for the rest of your life. No. But with time, extremely powerful results will come.  

It won’t take a long time; most of people will see strong effects soon (few days), some will see them later (few weeks). It is not a customized audio, so it is not going to be absolutely perfect for everybody. And because of that (you will find it in the instructions also), here is my email: sacredfields.awakening@gmail.com. 

Please, if you try the audio and don’t feel strong enough effects even after 3-4 weeks, contact me, and I will do my best to help and find a solution. I am here for you. Always. Even if you just want to say Hi. I will be more than happy to answer. 

Here below is (quite a long and maybe the most important part) from the mindset guide...  (this is maybe 70% of the guide. It is for you to better comprehend the effects of the audios.) 

Awareness: The First Step 

"Awareness: The Foundation of True Living"

Awareness is the bedrock of everything. It’s the foundation upon which true living is built. Without it, we’re not genuinely alive—we’re just reacting, going through the days without any real sense of direction or purpose. Imagine life as a series of routines and reactions, one after another, like a never-ending loop. Without awareness, we’re stuck in this cycle, thinking we’re in control, when in reality, we’re just passengers on a ride set in motion by forces outside of us.

It’s like sleepwalking through your days. You think you’re awake, but really, you’re acting out a script that was written long before you were even aware of it. Every step, every choice, every reaction feels like yours, but is it really? The script isn’t one you’ve authored; it’s a collection of everyone else’s expectations, beliefs, and voices. Your parents, with their own fears and hopes, your teachers who taught you what to think and how to behave, and society, with its relentless pressure to fit in—they’ve all had a hand in writing this script.

Your unconscious mind is in a sealed room—your brain—cut off from the outside world, accepting whatever scripts it’s been given and replaying them without question. It doesn’t analyze or make decisions like your conscious mind does. It doesn’t know that you don’t want to feel stress in front of people. All it knows is the memory of that time you were laughed at—you didn’t like it, you backed off, got quiet, and the laughter and embarrassment stopped. That’s all it has to work with, so it keeps replaying the same script to protect you.

Take, for example, someone who grew up with a critical parent. Every mistake was pointed out, every achievement compared to someone better. As an adult, this person might struggle with an intense fear of failure, feeling paralyzed by the idea of not measuring up. This fear is not just an echo of their parent's criticism; it’s their unconscious stepping in to keep them safe. It whispers, "Don’t try, don’t risk, don’t fail," because it learned long ago that avoiding failure meant avoiding pain. It’s not a conscious choice—it’s the unconscious mind running the only program it knows.

Or consider someone who had a distant, unavailable caregiver. As a child, they learned to equate love with absence, associating affection with the pain of being ignored or abandoned. In relationships now, they might feel an overwhelming need for constant reassurance, reacting strongly to perceived slights or moments of disconnect. This isn’t just about being insecure; it’s their unconscious mind trying to protect them. It remembers the loneliness and the hurt, so it urges them to cling tighter, to seek constant validation, believing that’s the only way to avoid the old pain of being left alone.

Another example could be someone who was often told they needed to be perfect to be valued. Perhaps a parent set impossibly high standards or a teacher constantly demanded more. Now, this person might find themselves caught in a relentless pursuit of perfection, fearing that anything less means they’re worthless. Their unconscious has learned that perfection is a shield—it’s a way to avoid the criticism and disapproval that once stung so deeply. It pushes them to obsess over every detail, convinced that only by being flawless can they be safe from judgment.

These voices in your head—the internal dialogue that guides you through your day— how many of those thoughts are genuinely your own? How much of your inner chatter is just a replay of what others have told you? Your unconscious doesn’t know that these patterns no longer serve you; it’s simply replaying the tapes it was given, over and over, trying to protect you the best way it knows how. It’s not trying to sabotage you; it’s just working with a limited playbook, doing its best to keep you safe based on old, outdated information.

This is not your fault. The unconscious is most vulnerable when faced with something new, something it hasn’t encountered before. Remember that first spark of attraction, the happiness of meeting someone new? Your unconscious, unprepared and unprotected, allowed you to feel deeply without barriers. And when that person disappeared, leaving you exposed to the full force of rejection and pain, your unconscious learned to protect you by isolating you, deciding that the best way to avoid that hurt again was to never let your guard down. “Isolate at all costs. Don’t let anyone in.”

This is what happens when we live without awareness. We’re following a program we didn’t write, with the unconscious mind simply replaying the scripts it’s been handed, reacting based on past pain and patterns rather than the present reality. But awareness offers the opportunity to change this—to teach your unconscious a new script, to guide it toward responses that truly serve you, rather than just keeping you “safe” in outdated ways. With awareness, you can begin to have a chance to live your own life, not just the echoes of someone else’s.

Being aware isn’t just about seeing what’s wrong. It’s also about understanding..

The illusion of control.

We spend so much of our lives trying to control everything—our emotions, our thoughts, the people around us, our circumstances. We believe that if we can just manage it all, keep everything in line, we’ll be safe, we’ll be okay. But here’s the hard truth: control is an illusion. No matter how hard we try, we can’t control everything. Life is too vast, too unpredictable. And the more we try to grip tightly, the more things slip through our fingers. The more we try, the more we struggle, and the more frustrated and exhausted we become.

Control is our unconscious mind's way of trying to protect us. It’s learned that if we can just control certain variables, we might avoid pain, disappointment, or failure. It’s a shield, a defense mechanism, born from our past experiences where things spiraled out of control and we got hurt. So, it tells us, “Manage this, fix that, hold on tighter.” But in reality, this quest for control only creates more tension, more stress. It’s like trying to hold onto water—you can clutch at it as hard as you want, but it will always find its way through the cracks, slipping through your grasp no matter how tightly you hold.

This is where awareness steps in—not as another tool of control, but as the state of letting go. Awareness doesn’t fight the flow of life; it aligns with it. It’s about noticing when your unconscious is trying to grip too tightly, when it’s reacting out of fear or old habits. It’s understanding that real safety doesn’t come from controlling every detail, but from embracing the flow, accepting what is, and moving with it rather than against it.

When you’re aware, you start to see the futility of control. You see that life’s unpredictability is not a threat, but a constant companion. You learn to trust in your ability to navigate it without needing to master it completely. Awareness isn’t about having power over your life; it’s about being present in your life. It’s recognizing that control, in the way we often seek it, isn’t necessary for peace. Peace comes from presence, from flowing with the moments as they come, without trying to force them into some preconceived mold.

So, awareness isn’t about perfecting the art of control—it’s about perfecting the art of presence. It’s about stepping back from the need to manage every outcome and learning to be at ease with whatever unfolds. It’s not about tightening your grip; it’s about releasing it. It’s not about fearfully planning every step; it’s about being aware that you can courageously take the next one, even when you don’t know exactly where it will lead.

It is not a state of control. It's a state of flow.

So... what’s the alternative? You know it! - Letting go.

WHEN YOU ARE AWARE OF THIS, YOU CAN CHOOSE A PERSPECTIVE.

Your close friend has died. That’s the reality of the situation. But whether it’s “bad” or “good” is entirely relative. Some people might say, “I miss this friend so much. Now I’ll live the rest of my life in depression,” and they would be deeply sad. Yet others might say, “I’m so grateful that he was my friend for all this time. He’s gone, but I cherished every moment we spent together, and I believe he enjoyed our friendship just as much.”

It’s all about perspective.

The problem arises when we try to focus too much on the problem itself—the loss, the pain, the grief. When we fixate on it, we give it power. The more you focus on it, the more it consumes your mind, colors your perception, and shapes your experience. It’s a cycle: the more you focus on something, the more power you give it, and the more it seems to dominate your reality.

Your reality is shaped by your focus and interests. If all your attention is locked onto the negative—what’s missing, what’s wrong, the hurts from the past—then that’s what fills your world. Your unconscious mind takes those signals and runs with them, reinforcing the loop. It’s like a spotlight that only ever shines on the dark corners, missing the broader picture, the possibilities, the light that also exists.

This isn’t about ignoring your pain or pretending it isn’t there. It’s about recognizing that while your pain is real, it doesn’t have to be your whole story. When you fixate on the problem, you get stuck in it. It’s as if you’re trying to fight your way out of quicksand—the more you struggle, the deeper you sink. Awareness, on the other hand, invites you to shift your focus. Instead of focusing on the struggle, you can start to notice what else is around you.

Think of your mind as a garden. If you water only the weeds, they’ll take over, choking out everything else. But if you shift your attention, if you start nurturing the flowers, the fruits, the things that bring you joy, those will begin to flourish. Your unconscious mind is always listening, always learning from where you direct your attention. When you constantly feed it with worries and fears, it will continue to find more of the same. But when you gently guide it toward growth, healing, and possibilities, it learns to follow that path instead.

PERSPECTIVE.

Imagine a yellow guitar sitting on a table. A musician is imagining the music it can create. He sees “music”. A businessman sees the cost—he’s not seeing a guitar; he’s seeing the wood it’s made from, the expensive brand, and he’s thinking about the price tag. He doesn't even need to know how it sounds. He doesn't need to care if he focuses on selling it. He sees “product”. A designer’s eyes go straight to the colors and their shades. He sees “Design”. And then there’s the woodworker, who’s so focused on the table beneath the guitar that if you asked him about the guitar, he’d say, "What guitar? I was looking at the table."

THE BRAIN SEES WHAT IT WANTS TO SEE.

 When we focus on the problem, we let it consume us. It shapes our reality, often in ways that do more harm than good. The more we dwell on the loss, the more we reinforce our own suffering.

Let’s say I took happiness away from you—maybe I cheated on you, stole someone you love, or did something else that hurt you deeply. And now, you want revenge. You want to make me suffer.

But here’s the hard truth: As long as you’re focused on getting back at me, I have power over you. As long as you’re obsessed with hurting me, as long as your thoughts are locked on me, I’m the one in control. I’m holding onto the thing you think will make you happy. I am the reason for your revenge. My suffering will deliver you happiness. You will be happy because of ME. Because of MY pain.

Now, imagine this: What if you just were aware of this and accepted the situation? “It happened, and no amount of anger or revenge will change that.” The more you want to hurt me, the more you’re trapped in your own obsession. The more you fuel that hate, the worse it gets for you. But what if you decide to say, “I will let go,” and actually do it? What happens then?

I lose all power. I have nothing. I can try to provoke you further, but it won’t matter. Because the moment you let go, I lose all control over you.

Again. The more you want to hurt me, the more power I have. But the second you decide to let it go? You’re free. And that’s when you take your power back.

So, what if, instead of focusing on the problem, we shift our perspective? What if we focus on the gratitude, the good memories, the lessons learned? What if we allow ourselves to let go of the pain and feel the joy of what was, instead of mourning what’s gone?

This doesn’t mean we ignore the pain or pretend it doesn’t exist. It means we recognize it, accept it, and then choose to focus on something else—something that brings us peace, strength, and hope. Pain will always be a part of life—there’s no escaping that. It’s like the rain; it comes whether you want it or not.

But suffering? That’s where you have a choice. It’s optional. If you choose to focus on the pain and the grief, then yes, you’ll suffer. But if you decide to focus on what you can learn, on what still brings you joy, you’ll find that suffering starts to fade.

Letting go isn’t about erasing what happened; it’s about reclaiming your freedom. It’s simply about saying, “I’m done giving you power over me.”

 And it’s not just about people—it’s about anything that holds you captive. It’s the freedom of knowing that, while you can’t control everything that happens to you, you CAN control what you focus on. And that focus is your greatest power.

So, when the pain comes (and it WILL come), let it flow through you like water through your fingers. Feel it, acknowledge it, and then—let it go. Because it’s not the pain itself that holds you back. It’s the weight you add by holding on. And when you let that go, when you release your grip, you’ll find a new strength waiting to be discovered—one that’s not tied to anyone or anything but yourself.

And that’s where true freedom begins.

 This shift in focus isn’t just about changing your thoughts—it’s about CHANGING YOUR REALITY. Just like with the guitar example—seeing it as a design piece, a price tag, or missing it altogether—you choose what to see. It depends on your perspective. Same here. YOU choose the perspective.

If you’re stuck on pain and revenge, that’s all you’ll find. That’s on YOU. Sure, the other person may have caused the hurt, but your reaction is ENTIRELY in your control. You can say, “He did it,” but don’t say, “He MADE me react this way.” Your response is YOURS alone. It’s not about ignoring what happened; it’s about deciding it doesn’t get to control you.

When we let go of the need to control our emotions, to force ourselves to feel a certain way, we allow ourselves to experience a more natural, balanced response to life’s challenges. And in doing so, we find that our emotions no longer control us. We can experience them fully, but they don’t have to DEFINE us. We become aware of our emotions without being ruled by them. And in that awareness, we find FREEDOM. Freedom to choose how we respond, how we think, and how we live.

It’s a POWERFUL shift that affects not just how we deal with loss, but how we approach life in general. By letting go of the need to control, we open ourselves up to NEW POSSIBILITIES—to new ways of thinking and being. We allow ourselves to GROW.

So, as you face challenges—whether it’s the loss of a friend or any other struggle— remember this: your perspective is your power. You can choose to focus on the pain, or you can choose to focus on the GRATITUDE. It’s only up to YOU. You can stay stuck in the past, or you can let go and EMBRACE the present. The choice is yours, and that choice will shape your REALITY.

But remember, letting go isn’t a one-time fix. It’s a practice. It’s something you choose to do every day, every moment. And the more you practice, the easier it gets. Over time, you’ll find yourself reacting less, holding on less, and trying to control everything less. You’ll notice that things just don’t bother you like they used to. You’ll start to feel LIGHTER.

This isn’t about forcing happiness or pretending the pain isn’t there—it’s about choosing where to place your focus. It’s about recognizing that you have the power to decide what defines your life. And with every conscious choice to let go, you step closer to freedom. The freedom to live without being weighed down by what you can’t control. The freedom to move forward with grace and peace.

You will find out (a little bit) more in the guide. 

(Sorry I left it open like this. Again... this is maybe 70% of the guide. it is for you to better comprehend the effects of the audios.) 

"Please don't take this as some low-quality audio. The price is extremely low on purpose. I want to create the best audios possible, and for that, I need as much opinion from your side. Future audios will be more expensive since it takes me a long time to create the right audios (I'm not even talking about the guide)."

IF THERE IS ANYTHING THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE INCLUDED IN FUTURE AUDIOS (and their guides), SEND IT TO MY EMAIL. ALSO, I NEED BAD/UNSATISFIED REVIEWS IF THERE IS SOMETHING YOU DON'T LIKE. I WANT MY AUDIOS AND THEIR GUIDES TO BE AS BEST AS POSSIBLE.  

sacredfields.awakening@gmail.com 

If you, for some reason, cannot afford to buy it for this price, send me an email, and I will send it to you for free... it will take a while, but we can make it happen if needed...

I truly hope that you will be satisfied and that the field will work for you as best as possible. 

I am super excited to hear your opinions on it. 

In the meantime, as always, I wish you only the best...

Sacred Fields