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reply posted on 13-12-2008 @ 03:43 PM by Reddupo
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Talk about psychosomatic...
Go do some brainwave entrainment again, until you overcome your fear, and all will be lifted.
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reply posted on 21-1-2009 @ 10:03 PM by Boatphone
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I find this topic very interesting.
A fews things, off the top of my head...
1. I don't trust this so-called Monroe Institute. I wonder, has anyone on ATS ever investigated them?
2. If it's possible that using these types of Brainwave files can bring about positive changes in a person's mind, then it should be safe to assume
that using such a file could bring about negitive changes, as well.
3. Are you still out there Blue?
- Boat
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reply posted on 22-1-2009 @ 12:19 AM by Reddupo
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Originally posted by Boatphone
I find this topic very interesting.
A fews things, off the top of my head...
1. I don't trust this so-called Monroe Institute. I wonder, has anyone on ATS ever investigated them?
2. If it's possible that using these types of Brainwave files can bring about positive changes in a person's mind, then it should be safe to assume
that using such a file could bring about negitive changes, as well.
3. Are you still out there Blue?
- Boat
The Monroe Institute is great. Robert Monroe is just a guy that learned how to astrally project and helped develop a science that was just getting off
the ground.
The only thing binaural beats do is help your mind relax into a state that it already can and does, just a little faster. You know that state when you
are watching tv late at night and you're falling asleep but you're still awake and everything seems sort of calmer and slower - well there is a
specific set of brainwave frequencies attributed to that state. Binaural beats can play that (and many more) frequency in your head, and if you are
willing, your brain can synchronize with it and tune to that state. Binaural beats do not bring about any changes, it's YOU doing the work. It's
like hypnosis, only there are no hypnotists giving you suggestions, you have to give it yourself. Also, the only suggestions that get in, are those
that your mind accepts (which a lot of the time, your mind kicks out positive things too, and thats why people need many sessions to overcome some
problems).
There is nothing harmful about binaural beats. Think of them like floaty pool toys, you can swim and float just fine with out them, but they make it a
lot easier.
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reply posted on 27-1-2009 @ 12:46 PM by sance
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i accidently found this post,, i am having the same symptoms,, its been 4 weeks allready and i do feel little better but still not even near
normal..
the worst beeing is that i can't sleep at night,, and even if i did sleep for 10 hours i would feel unrested the next morning..
the doctor didn't help me at all,, actualy i think it was just a waste of time.. and they told me the same thing,, a tape can't do anything like
that to your brain.
i hope you are doing okey now, i am still 1 month away ,, and if it took you 5 its going to be a hell but at least i know i can get back to normal
my thread that i created is here, all help is welcome
iso-tones.com...
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reply posted on 2-2-2009 @ 05:16 PM by blueblue7777
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Sance,
I am now pretty much 100% better. But I still have trouble when drinking alcohol. It is not as enjoyable as it once was. And sometimes it makes me
feel very uncomfortable. (sometimes lights still bother me too).
But I know that you too will recover, in time. Just try to rest a good amount, and then, try reading a lot, to build up your mental balance and
regain your normal mode of thinking.
Can you provide more information about yourself? There may be something that we share in common that allowed us to be affected negatively by these
tones.
Questions for you:
1. What kind of tone did you first play?
2. Do you have any other medical issues? ADD? Sleeping disorder?
3. How do you feel now?
I hope you begin to feel better very soon.
Best, Blue
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reply posted on 2-2-2009 @ 05:22 PM by blueblue7777
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Greetings Sir,
I sorry to say, that according to the Monroe Institute's website, their products are intended to do much more than "help a person relax".
Like:
these efforts have resulted in the development of scores of individual products for specific applications such as focused attention, stress reduction,
meditation, sleep enhancement, and pain control, to name a few.
www.monroeinstitute.com...
In my opinion, their tapes or tones can be very disruptive. If they can create benificial effects in humans then they should be able to create
i;;-effects as well. Right?
Best, Blue
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reply posted on 9-2-2009 @ 02:31 PM by Boatphone
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This is still very interesting to me...
Question: Could these reported problems be caused by the pineal gland? That is to say, could a frequency or tone upset the pineal gland and create
negitive effects?
Could these effects last after the persons brainwaves have returned to normal? What problems can come from pineal gland activation? Or Serotonin
issues?
- Boat
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reply posted on 17-2-2009 @ 03:08 PM by sty
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I often use a freeware program called "Gnaural". I never had any problem like the one described on the OP.. while I have to admit I play with
frequencies from 8 to 150 hertz . Normally this type of programs should NOT be used by people with epilepsy : it is possible that simply your brain
reacts in an epileptic-like fashion, just stop using the program and you will get better. Doctors will not be able to help you very much as they
generally have no clue on BrainWaves . Let us know how you feel , ok?
sorry: i forgot to ask : what frequency made you feel sick ? this could be a clue to why you feel bad!
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reply posted on 19-2-2009 @ 03:08 PM by OhZone
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For discussions brainwave entrainment:
There is also a lot of information on the site.
brainwave entrainment
I have uses the Monroe tapes.
I sat there and day-dreamed the whole while.
Can't say they did anything noticable, other than relaxation.
I am currently using them as background music on some of my NP2 programs.
I also use Bob Beck's BT7
My brain is very stubborn!
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reply posted on 19-2-2009 @ 05:48 PM by sty
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i guess this BrainWave thing is something that should generaly work for most of the people - however does not work for every single person the same
way : this is how the OP got in trouble..
If the BrainWave does not seem to work for you , maybe you should play a bit with different frequences. I also used a program called BrainWave
Generator - the pre-settings from that programs would make me feel scared and I would feel like a strange presence next to me . I guess that one would
activate parts of my brain responsable in creating fear hehe. So i can say that the best is to work and tune the programs according to your particular
needs.
To mention that I find 32-34 Hetz the most stimulating binaurlal frequency
all the best
STY
to the OP: how are you feeling at the moment?
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reply posted on 24-2-2009 @ 09:12 AM by sance
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hi blue,
thanks for your reply,, i forgot to check back..
i still don't feel normal after this happend.
its almost 2 months now..
Questions for you:
1. What kind of tone did you first play?
2. Do you have any other medical issues? ADD? Sleeping disorder?
3. How do you feel now?
1. I played "Lucid Dream" from Idoser
it was extremly scarry experience,, i had panic attacks.. after that i couldn't sleep so i used another to make me calm down. "reset" and
"sleeping angel"
2. no i didn't have any medical issiues .. sometimes depression but it was all kinda normal.
and i didn't use any medication..
and can you please contact me on my email.
i would love to talk to you about this, i will send you a pm with my email..
i hope you will read this soon
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reply posted on 24-2-2009 @ 09:18 AM by sance
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terminatorone35 @ msn com
you need to put the commas
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reply posted on 25-2-2009 @ 09:20 PM by RedCairo
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Did you communicate with TMI about this? They probably could have provided you some information.
I've done extensive brain state experimentation for nearly 30 years, from self hypnosis to bi-neural beat audio ('Hemi-Sync™' is the trade name
for what TMI provides) and other thing. In general I'm one of those people in the top % of the hypnotic suggestibility and altered states--and
related anomalous experience--are fairly common for me, so perhaps not having negative reaction to this is because I'm just more naturally accustomed
to it.
One time, I had a wide variety of east indian incense -- the real deal stuff, not pretty smelly crap like in the west. I was burning different stuff
each day just to see what it was like. One day, I put on a couple fat sticks of something new. After like 10 seconds I thought, "Something's wrong.
I feel -- I feel -- " and I literally yelled out loud, "GGGAAAAAHHHHH! NO, ENOUGH!" and I ran with the sticks outside to stomp them out. I swear
I felt as if, somehow, they were trying to forcibly project my identity-center out of my body. I've had OBE's my whole life and am fine with this
but it felt like something being FORCED. Weirdest thing ever! I've never reacted like that to anything before or since. But I figure if mere
seconds of a seemingly harmless incense could make me react that vehemently, probably bineural stuff could affect you.
If you apply for a program at the monroe institute they have a detailed questionnaire. Some people really do not react well to this kind of thing at
all. I do NOT consider bi-neural audio tech to be dangerous or a bad thing. But neither are laser light shows; however, epileptics would have
something to say about that.
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reply posted on 28-2-2009 @ 05:32 PM by blueblue7777
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Sance,
Hang in there buddy, I am almost back to normal but it has taken me 8 months to get this far. Keep up hope, for it may take you a much shorter amount
of time to feel better.
The only problems I still have are three:
slight sensitivity to light (becomes worse when I am tired);
inability to feel a buzz when drinking alcohol;
and some social awkwardness;
But these pale in comparison to how I felt when I first hear the TMI audio file. Which was insane and like a zombie, just awful. I also felt strong
pressure in my head.
Please detail the issues you are facing now, i.e., your symptoms, so that others on this board may learn about this potential danger. It also might
help me and others suggest ways to resolve your problems.
I can tell you that the thing that helped me improve the most was getting outside and into nature, especially away from electronic equipment. Try
going for a long walk in the woods or sit in a grassy area. I also tried drinking black tea, which I feel was helpful, as well.
I’m still not sure why the TMI audio file caused my brain such confusion and pain, but I do know that it can happen and that some people are indeed
prone to its negative effects.
If you would like to ask other questions off board, try U2Uing me.
Feel better and stay positive,
- Blue
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reply posted on 28-2-2009 @ 05:40 PM by blueblue7777
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Red Cairo,
I did contact the folks at TMI about a week after I first heard the file and was altered. They were very defensive, saying that it was
“impossible” that I had been hurt by their audio and I was grossly mistaken. They wrote in email that they had “never” heard of anyone being
negatively affected, ever. And that it was very, very unlikely that I was either. I was very put-off by their attitude and treatment of me.
Thank you for sharing the story about the incense, it’s an interesting story for sure. If you can think of any reason why we would have been hurt
by this type of audio file, please share it with us. Can you suggest a way for a person to help heal their mind after something like this?
Do you have any contacts at TMI? Thanks.
- Blue
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reply posted on 28-2-2009 @ 07:54 PM by RedCairo
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I'm thinking, given their response to you, that they probably thought you were insane.
It's not unusual for people on the borderline to have just about any experience with the slightest bit of intrigue and before you know it they've
had a whole psychotic break and it's something-else's-fault. I've seen this happen a great deal with remote viewing. Some people simply should
not be exposed to certain stuff for their own good. Unfortunately there is no way to know who those people are in advance if they don't know
themselves.
Your brainwave state is completely alterable by you. It is changing constantly. I could kinda see that maybe some rare person could feel poorly
affected by bineural audio tech, but I honestly can't fathom how you're still having side effects 8 months later. I mean, your brainwave state
started changing the minute you took off your headphones, and has radically changed all over the place every day for the last 8 months. How that could
be affecting you 'onward' not just initially is confusing to me. Not saying it isn't true, just saying I don't have any place in my logic or
limited knowlege of brainwaves and tech to explain it.
I suggest you make a point to take control of this by learning some self-induced trancework for example.
Best,
PJ
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reply posted on 16-3-2009 @ 01:22 PM by sance
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But these pale in comparison to how I felt when I first hear the TMI audio file. Which was insane and like a zombie, just awful. I also felt
strong pressure in my head
thats exeactly how i felt,, the first 2 months.
now i can say that its better but really i am still not the old me.
i think the best thing is to try not to think about it,, i also felt such an pressure in my head, in my eyes.. and doctors didn't belive me..
i would call it "brain fog"
i went to mental institution, they told me its possible that with the panic attack you had that day while listening to the binary, its possible that
your brain got out of balance, and it can take few weeks to few months to return to normal..
i hope it wil. i am happy that its better but be carefull.
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reply posted on 16-3-2009 @ 01:30 PM by sance
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btw i can't send any u2u messages.
thats why i asked if we could email?
aim or smthng?
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