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Hey Guys and Gals,
We've just discovered someone working with neurofeedback technology
that seems to have stumbled upon something very interesting.
What if you could balance your brain through feedback?
...and, what if it became like riding a bicycle and stayed with you
after just a week of exercises?
Empower Yourself
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If you've every seen What the Bleep Do We Know!?
floated in a tank,
smoked or swallowed something to expand your awareness,
meditated,
experienced ecstasy on a wave or mountain slope and
wanted to live in that space,
maybe this will be interesting...
One techie fellow started exploring what could make him more creative
and has come up with 'Brain State'.
Lee Gerdes
has degrees in physics, mathematics, theology and psychology
and happily confesses to being a geek!
The introductory video we recommend getting started with is at
www.consciousmedianetwork.com/members/lgerdes.htm
download this interview with Brain State's creator.
You'll need to register for FREE and get a password.
It's worth watching just to hear Lee's
vocabulary concerning mind, body, soul - VERY COOL!
Also, the Google video of Brain State Technologies or
www.brainstatetech.com/Interviews.htm
additional audio interviews with creator
www.brainstatetechnologies.com/AdditionalOffices.htm
where you can go to try it in the USA and EU.
We'll try to change that soon!
Here's Jonny Hey having a go on
a Koh Phangang beach
in the south of Thailand
Neurofeedback Recommended Books:
Reference Reading for All
Literally this book has everything you need to
know about Neurofeedback no matter
who you are or what your level of interest.
The Neurofeedback Book: The Thompson's
Introduction to NF's short history and the people
that laid the groundwork. It wasn't as meaty as I had hoped,
but was the first thing I laid our hands on.
I sat and read it from cover
to cover in a couple of hours, so it is easy to read.
Published in 2000.
A Symphony in the Brain:
The Evolution of the New Brain Wave Biofeedback: Jim Robbins
Reference Reading for Layman or
great introduction for the Professional.
This book summarizes the book
above in about 5 pages. No way to take in all of this
in 2 hours, it's going to take a few weeks or more.
I wish we had this book in the first
3 Months we started our own NF discovery.
We could have been up and going in 3 weeks!
I love how the author references all the people (and year) for
each study within the text itself. If I acquire any
literature material I'll consult this book to look up the references first.
Published in 2005.
Getting Started with Neurofeedback: John Demos
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