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05Jul

Other Brainwave Entrainment methods

Mind Machines are a great way to relax but there are a lot of other ways to train the brain. Besides auditory beats/pulses coupled with strobe lights, there are several different approaches to brainwave entrainment: only audio stimulation, magnetic, electric, haptic and biofeedback. Modern technology has allowed us to use all of these different stimulation devices. Firstly, let us get into the specifics of audio stimulation which can utilize three types of sounds: isochronic tones, binaural beats, and monaural beats. Monaural Beats Monaural brainwave...

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06Jun

The History of Mind Machines

Mind Machines are a modern way to use the brain's natural frequency following response to modulate our brainwaves. Flickering light-induced hallucinations have been around for a while right along with light therapy in general. Antiquity People have always looked up to the sun. It is a prominent feature in many beliefs across the globe. It is the life-giver, the center of our universe¹. Fire is also often associated with life. Researchers and faiths alike consider it the starting point of our evolution as humans. Flicker-induced...

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07May

What are Brainwaves?

Brainwaves are oscillating electrical voltages in the brain measuring just a few millionths of a volt¹. They are propagated along the perineural system and blend into a continuous current². Your behavior, emotions, and thoughts travel between neurons within your brain. All brainwaves are produced by synchronized electrical pulses from masses of neurons that communicate with each other. Our brainwaves occur at various frequencies. Some are fast and some are slow. Types of Brainwaves There are five widely recognized categories. The classic names of...

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