I used to do 1-2 full Final RTRs a day, but these days I've pushed myself to exert maximum strength for important times like these, and discovered that I can at least quadruple that amount. I managed to do 8 yesterday, and 7 today. It motivated me more than it tired me, though I did sleep 1-2 hours longer than usual. I intend to keep performing the Final RTR at similar numbers even after this week ends.
For me, my throat dries out relatively quick. After every Final RTR, I have to drink water and gargle to remedy the sting in the back of my throat. This dryness can and has screwed with rune or mantra repetitions, too, so I tend to keep about 30 minutes between each Final RTR to rest. Sometimes, this happens during RTRs; my eye starts to twitch, and speaking the letters begin to feel like that lump in your throat when you had been sobbing from crying. I feel fine after drinking water and about half an hour, though.
At my current level, I'm not yet able to perform several Final RTRs after one another in a single sitting, but I'm giving it my all with the plethora of time I have throughout the day. I encourage everyone to give it their best, but to pace yourself in whatever way suits you most realistically and comfortably.
I was actually among the people Ghost in the Machine referred to in another thread (
https://www.ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=37575), about the type who possess much free time for RTRs, but instead decide to play games for 8 hours. Reading his post and that of the others is what has pushed me to use everything I got now. Thanks, Goblin Slayer.
Everyone who may still feel stuck to distracting habits, please realize that games and other distractions can severely hold you back from performing as much as you're truly capable of. You got more in you than you might think. I'm directing this mainly to the people who have the time but not the will to RTR because they'd rather x as RTRs and meditation can feel like chores.
Though, I must say, I haven't gotten the time to draw or study my personal fields of interest due to the amount of spiritual work this particular week has required of me so far. But I like to believe that SS duty takes precedence, especially for the time being.