Its a fraction of the cost, and you can get benefits in as little as 20 minutes, and all of the sound frequency layers that Centrepoint would have you pay thousands of dollars for over a number of years are on the single Immrama Insight CD via multi-layer encoding. I am considering trying the binural beat CD that Mercola recommends - the Insight CD by Immrama Institute, which i briefly alluded to before. I find it helps somewhat retain in my mind what i am reading when the text is particularly dry. However, one beneficial track i have found from Holosync is the Quietude track, which i listen to when reading. My biggest issue is that i find it difficult to sit / lay down for 60 minutes and effectively do nothing but listen to these tracks - as i said before, i would rather spend what precious little time i get to myself absorbing knowledge and discovering new concepts. I will be moving onto the 'Immersion' track next. I have been listening to 'The Dive' in the Holosync Awakening Prologue for about 2 weeks now, and it certainly made me feel more calm and content, but i cant really say its done much else for me at the moment. I think i am like you in this matter, in that i prefer to spend my time absorbing knowledge from books, videos, etc. Some reviewers suggest if binaural beats don’t work for you, then isochronic tones might be better. I cant seem to get a definitive answer on whether isochronic tones produce better results than binaural beats.
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There seems to be a lot of free isochronic tracks on the web. The only one at a quick glance is OptiMINDzation. I cant really find a lot of commercial packages on it.
This technology doesn’t require earphones because it doesn’t rely on differential frequencies in each ear, and apparently there is research to show that isochronic tones penetrate deeper into the sub consciousness than binaural beats to produce more pronounced brainwave effects. I also found an alternative brainwave entrainment technology to binaural beats called ‘isochronic tones’. A much cheaper binaural beats package i've seen are the CD's produced Immrama Institute, which have good reviews. Guys like Eric Cressey and Dan John have mentioned it in the past.ĮDIT: since spending some time looking at binaural beat CD's, it seems Holosync are a bit of a rip off. Whilst reading a review on Holosync, this site also discussed a recovery and mobility modality called Z-Health Have you heard of it? T-nation interviewd one of the founders a while back and it sounded quite interesting. I am trying to get into meditation to help my adrenal recovery, but im having problems having the patience to sit and meditate because i am one of these types that fidgets and gets impatient quickly, so im wondering if the holosync CD's would help. I know you used to use Hlosync to assist meditation.
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