A Tool to Help Write Content Like Mahesh Yogi on Steroids

byJozeph

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Updated 8 years ago

Hey Friends

I'd like to share with you a really cool tool today, which I've been using for the last twenty years or so. Others who I've introduced it to, still use it, and have noticed on the whole, increased creativity as well as concentration.

For those already familiar, feel free to chime in, I'd Love to read your response

Over the years, I've created my very own Brain Entrainment Tool Box, and among my fav Brainwave Entrainment gizmos, is what's called a Binaural Beat generator, that does exactly that:; it produces Binaural Beats

So quickly, what are Binaural Beats?

Binaural Beats are a precise layered blend of frequencies introduced to your brain via a set of quality headphones, which enable states of focused concentration, deep relaxation and more, all the while stimulating parts of your brain to work together in synchronization, which also bridge left and right hemispheres.

First discovered in 1839 by physicist Heinrich Wilhelm Dove, It was later researched and clinically tested in 1973 by biophysicist Gerald Oster at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, and has been developed in leaps and bounds since. This effect has come to be know as "Frequency Following Response".

The study was published in Scientific American and has been instrumental in further developing enhanced brain function via auditory stimulation.

What does it do?

Simply put, it helps lower your brainwaves to an Alpha / Theta state, much the same as deep meditation does. This is where deep concentration and optimum creativity take place, with the diff that you don't have to be sitting on a bed of nails, humming your mantra while writing your content.

There's plenty of info on the web about it should you want to take an hour and research it a little, as this post would be much too long should I go deeper into this subject, however I highly suggest you do. You'll more than likely experience a higher quality and quantity of content, in shorter hours, and this from the very first day.

What you will need:

~A relatively good headset,

Marked Left and right, as it's important to have each wave coming out it's respective side.

~ A Binaural Beat Generator

"Gnaural" has an excellent one, free to download, easily and quickly programmable in minutes.

I usually run them barely audible, in the background of nature sounds, such as a running brook, birds chirping, or soft music such as Paul Horn, Yo Yo Ma and so on.

Well, that's all for now folks

Later Gators

Beirut