Hola a todos! I've got another interesting topic for discussion. This beautiful bit of technology is known as the iMusic System from a company called Volition Thought House.
Supposedly, this system is based on the Binaural Beats System that Hemi-Sync has made famous, but is quite a bit different than Hemi-Sync. First off, it is set to actual music, albeit not your average tunes. The musical accompaniment of iMusic is full of modulations, "formulaic beats", and soundscape modifications meant to guide your brain on a cortical response level. Unlike Hemi-Sync, where Dr. Monroe guides you through your meditation and shows you the purpose of each exercise, in iMusic you only need to listen and this system is designed to kick your brain into overdrive without the need of a dark room and a couch. You can listen to iMusic while you work and it is supposed to increase productivity, or while you brainstorm and it is supposed to stimulate the idea mechanisms in your subconscious. I've read the testimonials from their website, but you never know for sure with websites cause people can easily write their own testimonials. The reassuring thing that I noticed is that these guys are featured in the Google Ads, and Google doesn't usually work with shady companies, so I'm going to give it a shot.
Anybody out there in cyber-space that may have tried this program before please let me know what you thought.
That's all for now folks!
Supposedly, this system is based on the Binaural Beats System that Hemi-Sync has made famous, but is quite a bit different than Hemi-Sync. First off, it is set to actual music, albeit not your average tunes. The musical accompaniment of iMusic is full of modulations, "formulaic beats", and soundscape modifications meant to guide your brain on a cortical response level. Unlike Hemi-Sync, where Dr. Monroe guides you through your meditation and shows you the purpose of each exercise, in iMusic you only need to listen and this system is designed to kick your brain into overdrive without the need of a dark room and a couch. You can listen to iMusic while you work and it is supposed to increase productivity, or while you brainstorm and it is supposed to stimulate the idea mechanisms in your subconscious. I've read the testimonials from their website, but you never know for sure with websites cause people can easily write their own testimonials. The reassuring thing that I noticed is that these guys are featured in the Google Ads, and Google doesn't usually work with shady companies, so I'm going to give it a shot.
Anybody out there in cyber-space that may have tried this program before please let me know what you thought.
That's all for now folks!
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