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Audio meditation technology

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Here are some links I would like you to read..

 

https://www.awakenedmind.com

 

https://www.centerpointe.com

 

The basis behind these CDs is that by inputting two different frequencies into the left and right ear, the brain creates a third phantom frequency, and whatever that frequency is, the brainwaves of your mind match to - putting you in different states from light relaxation to a deep sleep while awake! As well as a variety of light and deep meditative steps.

 

As you listen to these CDs, new neural pathways have to be made to adapt to the stimulus, much like how a runner's cardiovascular system has to adapt to running. These pathways link left and right sides of the brain, creating "whole brain functioning" allowing for both sides of the brain to be used at once, instead of alternation between the two - this can often cause increased thinking, memory, and the like.

 

These CDs basically put you into a state of meditation and can bring about adaptations in your brain that would take decades of traditional meditation to achieve, helping to relax you and bring a whole host of benefits to body and mind!

 

I just thought you guys would like to know about this, and read the websites above. :)

Jack

Currently 'off' from formal MA training

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