A unique way that some look for inspiration or peace is through binaural beats and their many different CD selections. I do realize that we do not use the full potential of our brain and I have and still use meditation techniques in my daily life, but I have to admit the description of the one CD, Digital Drug sounded intriguing:
Use the Digital Drug CD for:
* Boosting your mood, increased happiness
* Alert yet relaxed state of mind
* Inebriated feeling, without the alcohol or headache!
* Rocketing your visualization skills
* Increased confidence, getting rid of inhibitors
If this is something that intrigues you as well? I recommend stopping by their website and learning more about the different CD's they offer.
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While I do not use such cds myself (unless you count playing lyric-less celtic music in the background while I study -- which seriously boosts my concentration), my children used to listen to specially-designed cds which affect their processing. Basically, by stimulating different [aspects, parts, senses, impulses -- lacking the appropriate word right now?] of the auditory nerve with different modulated sounds, the cds actually calm my children and help them regulate their own sensory needs.
It's amazing to watch the difference. Unfortunately, it requires close supervision and programming from a qualified OT -- which MA poo-poos as unnecessary/unproductive. Of course, if I wanted to drug my kids into submission, MA would be all for that -- it's orthodox.
*grumbles to self over the stupidity of giving bureaucrats the power to make medical decisions*
I agree with your *grumbles, especially if it worked for them and I agree that they would have no problem with agreeing to drug children into submission. Then again, you know that.
I found the site really interesting which is why I selected it to review. I do the same thing with music, depending on which mood I'm in is what I play, so the idea of using science/technology to reach other parts of the brain makes sense.
It's good to see more people exploring the non-conventional ways to attain/maintain health and wellness. I'll definitely have to take a look -- sometime when I didn't just drop a $170 on a cabinet that locks (to keep my kids from scribbling over my writing, homework, ect.). But, hey, it was made in the USA, so it was worth it.
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