Archive for June, 2006
Jalaneti - Nasal cleansing
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Neti cleansing or Jalaneti is a very effective technique to cleanses the nose , nasal passages and cavities. If you practise daily it will help to counteract the effect of allergies, sinus congestion, dust, pollution.
Exploration sleep
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Last night, I started to work with track 5 – Exploration, Sleep (Gateway Experience WAVE 1 – Discovery)
The track is described in the manual as follow :Exploration, sleep is based on the concept that sleep is a natural Gateway into other states of consciousness. It may be that, whether or not we remember, our non-physical consciousness passes through this Gateway every night. The exercise helps you recall this common, natural process in C-1 when you awake.
(note: C-1 is the normal waking consciousness)
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A dream within a dream
Posted by: | CommentsWhen I started the Gateway Experience nearly three weeks ago I was also working with Immrama Insight CD, I was doing one session of image streaming on track 1 of that CD (24 minutes). Read More→
Speed reading technique: 7 minutes a day
Posted by: | CommentsEyeQ is a speed reading training program created by Dr. Akihiro Kawamura, one of Japan’s leading brain enhancement researchers, who has authored more than 70 books relating to the brain and the learning process., the firm that offers EyeQ promises to improve the reading speed 2 to 10 times faster and improve on comprehension too.
The program can be used by children and adults, you can subscribe at their site for a 30 paid trial at $14.95 if you have more discipline, you can buy the inexpensive book - $6.95 – Super Reading Secrets by Howard Stephen Berg and work on the method 2 or 3 months as suggested 1 or 2 hours per day. (PS: the method in the Berg is not EyeQ)
Technorati Tags: Kawamura, EyeQ, speed reading, super reading, berg, accelerated learning
fMRI Lie Detection ready for the markets
Posted by: | CommentsNoLieDetection and Cephos are ready to offer their lie detection services based on functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI). According to the Cephos website the idea works as follow : Read More→
Technorati Tags: Resonance Imaging, fMRI, Cephos
