Our brain produces electrical impulses in regular intervals.
Similar to an impulse in a musical instrument that would produce sound waves, our
brain also produces waves that can be measured by electroencephalography
(EEG). Based on the emotional state of
our brain the frequency of the wave our brain produces will change.
The frequency ranges of these waves are classified as
follows:
Frequency Range | Wave Name | Brain State |
25 - 100 Hz | Gama Waves | Peak concentration, |
Inspiration, | ||
Higher Learning, | ||
Focus | ||
13 – 25 Hz | Beta Waves | Alertness, |
Cognition, | ||
Concentration, | ||
Stress | ||
7 – 13 Hz | Alpha Waves | Relaxed Alertness, |
Peak Performance, | ||
Visualization, | ||
Creativity, | ||
Inspiration, | ||
No Stress | ||
4 – 7 Hz | Theta Waves | Dreams, |
Deep Meditation, | ||
Hypnosis, | ||
Intuition, | ||
Lucid Dreaming | ||
Less than 4 Hz | Delta Waves | Healing, |
Deep Sleep, | ||
Detached Awareness, | ||
Out Of Body Experience |
By changing the frequency of our brain waves, we could
change the emotional state of our brain. We could change this frequency by
continuously listening to sound waves for few minutes in a specific frequency. This
is similar to how music would change our mood to relax or getup and dance.
There are three types of sound waves that we can download
and listen in our smart phones or computers. They are:
• Binaural Beats
• Monaural Beats
• Isochronic Tones
You may google the above words to learn more about them or
download applications from Apple’s iTunes or Google’s Play Store that produces
these sound waves.
Alpha mind is meditation state in which your brain produces Alpha Waves (7 – 13 Hz). Using sound wave technologies and other techniques, we could reach this meditation state much easier than what Buddha would have done.
But why bother trying to meditate? How could we produce
anything by just sitting or sleeping? Don’t we need to work hard to achieve
what we want? I'll share what I learn to answer these in the next posting.
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