5 FREE Binaural Beat Meditation Tracks - For ATS'ers Only!, page 1
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Topic started on 5-10-2009 @ 01:48 AM by OmegaPoint
So you don't miss any of them, the following 5 FREE binaural beat brainwave meditation tracks have been introduced and made available here at ATS:

1) Bach To The Future
www.zshare.net...

2) Transcendence
www.zshare.net...

5) Star Trip, a Journey
www.zshare.net...


Instructions for use:

Use Stereo Headphones - provided they have stereo, right/left input, almost all headphones or ear buds are stereo. While higher quality headphones may improve the listening experience, they don't alter the effect of the BB tracks to any measurable degree.

Start slow - if completely new to the use of this technology, begin slowly. I would recommend starting with just the first two songs in the Bach To The Future track, then, after a few sessions, extend to a half hour for the first 14 days, and then, once fully adjusted to the new stimulous, you can extend your listening session to the full hour, and begin adding the other tracks as you wish.

Sit Upright - in a darkened room, with eyes closed. Maintain focus on nothing but maintaining awareness. If falling asleep, open your eyes. It is however, ok and normal to fall asleep when listening to these tracks. The goal however (and for best results) is to achieve the "body alseep / mind awake" state, while retaining complete awareness throughout. In the deeper states, sleep onset hypnagogic imagery and visionary experiences are normal. Maintain lucidity whenever possible during these visions.

Use Daily - as part of an evolutionary process in the transformation of consciousness and mind body health and well being, for best results, use every day, at any time of day. For some, to make time for meditation, they do it just before bed. It is recommended however that you do it sitting upright, and not lying down, whereby you are sure to simply fall asleep. It should be noted that the use of binaural beat brainwave entrainment meditation can reduce the amount of time needed for sleep by at least the same amount of time given to the meditation itself, if not more. Thus, an early morning meditation would also work just as well, to squeeze it into a daily routine. When using it daily, it's best to just do it and forget about it and go on with your day, much like brushing one's teeth before bed.

Quiet Time - sit in quiet stillness after the track has completed for anywhere from 10 minutes to a half hour (or longer). Now in the desired target brainwave pattern, having passed through the doorway to the deepest meditative state, remain in that state without the stimulous, and from there, when the time is right, begin a gradual return to a state of refreshed wakeful awareness, eyes opened. At the end of your session, it would be most helpful to do some yoga stretching, and then later in the day, whever possible, some vigorous, highly aerobic excercise of some kind.

Be Aware - since the stimulous brings about and even forces brainwave synchonizaion and harmony, producing what's called left/right brain synchrony, while at the same time making the unconscious conscious (shadow work), there can occur, at times (for some people), a resistence encounter, towards the surfacing of otherwise unwanted or repressed unconscious material. This is normal, and part of the evolutionary process evoked through the use of this technology. Thus, when or IF any discomfort is experienced, either during the meditation session or afterwards, simply observe with awareness, in a state of non-resistence, recognizing that any and all surfaced material will be reintegrated as it arises in the light of awareness and is then spontaneously reorganized, through the formation of new order and new interconnections, along with new ways of being and seeing. It is an entirely natural process which need not be resisted, where it is only the resistence itself which is at cause in any discomfort or any "suffering". Therefore, be aware and simply watch with an aware curiosity, all patterns of thought, emotions and resulting behavioral patterns as they emerge and play out, without any negaative judgement. And remember, you are not your "map of reality", which is only a construct, and may need to reorganize itself as conscious awareness, and thus spiritual growth, occurs.

Warning: It is advised that people will certain mental illnesses, and pregnant women, refain from using binaural beat brainwave entrainment, although for those suffering from minor depression, it can, when used carefully and with awareness and understanding, help realize absolutely phenomenon benefits and quantum-leap-jump increases, in self esteem, confidence, vitality and overall passion for life.


Enjoy!

[edit on 5-10-2009 by OmegaPoint]

[edit on 14-10-2009 by Crakeur]


reply posted on 5-10-2009 @ 03:24 AM by Magantice
reply to post by OmegaPoint



Thank you so much for the share OmegaPoint. I really appreciate music that makes my soul feel good. Thank you again, Magantice


reply posted on 5-10-2009 @ 01:48 PM by OmegaPoint
Here's some good info on the science behind it.

Note that wherever it says "Holosync" your tracks are equally applicable.

www.centerpointe.com...

I would encourage people to learn as much about it as possible, starting with the articles and blog entries at Centerpointe

www.centerpointe.com...

www.centerpointe.com...

But the quickest and most informative way to educate yourself on it, would be to acquire Bill Harris' book "Thresholds of the Mind"

www.amazon.com...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1254768472&sr=8-1



reply posted on 5-10-2009 @ 04:58 PM by OmegaPoint
reply to post by severdsoul


Two speakers positioned on either side of the clients head off to the side would I think, help take them into a very relaxed state, but not nearly as deep as when wearing headphones. In a message therapy setting, I think it would be very helpful. I'd suggest using the Bach classical one for that, even at a relatively low volumn. She could ask regular clients if they notice any difference in the quality of the experience with the music playing in the background..


reply posted on 5-10-2009 @ 05:43 PM by BaronVonGodzilla
reply to post by OmegaPoint



Omega, I wish you'd explain what this is all about.

I have never heard of this and am unfamiliar with this subject.

What is this supposed to do? Is it just a way of meditating to feel good?

I am not sure I want to do something that must be listened to daily, and does something with my brainwaves, and I have no idea what it is.

So what is this? I am reading it, I just don't quite grasp it.



reply posted on 5-10-2009 @ 05:54 PM by OmegaPoint
reply to post by BaronVonGodzilla


Originally posted by OmegaPoint
Here's some good info on the science behind it.

Note that wherever it says "Holosync" your tracks are equally applicable.

www.centerpointe.com...

I would encourage people to learn as much about it as possible, starting with the articles and blog entries at Centerpointe

www.centerpointe.com...

www.centerpointe.com...

But the quickest and most informative way to educate yourself on it, would be to acquire Bill Harris' book "Thresholds of the Mind"

www.amazon.com...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1254768472&sr=8-1


Also, Google is your friend. Search for "Binaural Beats" and "Brainwave Entrainment", and you'll find a ton of information on this subject.

IMO, Bill Harris of Centerpointe Research Institute has the best take on it, viewing it within the context of an evolutionary framework ie: the evolution of conscious awareness, which is realized through increasing left/right brain synchrony and increased neurological connectedness between the two hemispheres of the bicameral brain, while at the same time, bringing about an emergent synthesis between the conscious and unconscious mind, involving a spontaneous quantum-leap reorganization of one's "internal map of reality" to better and more responsibly reflect reality as it really is ie: an interconnected, interdependant whole without separation. I've found that this process seems to occur during sleep and involves the re-processing of powerful archetypes ie: it gives you really vivid and profound dreams and meaningful dream archetypes, which, due to the increase in awareness, means that you tend also to remember your dreams more often. In the words of Carl Jung, it makes the unconscious, conscious - the goal and the objective of Jungian pyschotherapy.

And as you can see from the supporting science link - there are also innumerable physiological benefits for the body, due to the activation and release of a variety of hormones, endorphins and neurotransmitters ie: it can make you feel young again, and highly aware, in tuned, etc. with a newfound vitality and passion for life, at least that's my experience with it.

I could go on and on about it, but why not just do some research and read up on it by doing some Googling on the subject?

But here's an effect that I've found I get from using it - my visual acquity increases, and I notice details of things I wasn't noticing before, and also light, and colors, become much more vivid. I am also more energized, with increased vitality, increased stamina and overall passion for life, when before I was very depressed and apathetic.

It is particularly good for people over the age of 30, since the older the brain gets the less of these feel good energizing brain chemicals are naturally released, and this fires them all back up again!

[edit on 5-10-2009 by OmegaPoint]
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