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Brain Biofeedback
Real time brain biofeedback is another area of brain research which is beginning to
provide great opportunities to many individuals. This area has yielded new approaches for
gaining control of the mind. Through interactive computer technologies, it is now possible to
monitor brain waves on a real-time basis, so that the individual using these tools can see
what brain waves graphically look like on a computer screen, while the person is thinking.
There are several systems now on the market, with one of the finest being produced in
the United States by American Biotech Corporation. Using these systems, a person can learn
to manipulate his or her own brain waves in profound ways. Some of the things which have
been achieved include reaching high meditative states (states of consciousness not otherwise
reached without years of practice), increasing the recovery rates of brain dysfunctions
resulting from strokes or accidents, and improvements in children suffering from attention
deficit and other disorders.
These new brain technologies are being used to help people with various problems. A
number of researchers have shown the effectiveness of brain biofeedback in breaking drug
and alcohol dependencies. The tools and techniques have been used for curing a number of
mental disorders by teaching a person how to create brain patterns within themselves, at
will, to change their state of consciousness. Researchers found that within 30 to 60 days
most people can learn how to create a number of specific mental states at will, and without
the continued use of these machines.
The machines serve as a bridge to new levels of mental control. The techniques using the
computer interfaces can be explained simply as a system for teaching how to control one's
own thinking in one's own way to gain specific results. It can be viewed as a small child
learning to control his or her legs crawling, then walking and then running. We, as adults, are
still at the crawling stage when it comes to mental control. These technologies are bringing to
us opportunities to take greater control of ourselves through better control of our minds.
The value of this technology can not be understated.
Changing the way we think, if we are individually in control of our changes, is a healthy
thing. It is disturbing to realize that governments are interested in these technologies, not for
beneficial individual uses but in order to gain increased control over populations they view as
dangerous. These technologies offer both great promise and a high potential for abuse. Since
the technologies are here now, all of the work in these areas should be open to public review.
This would help assure the preservation of the most fundamental right of humankind, the
right to think in our own way.
The work being done in these fields has profound implications for all of us. The
knowledge held by government agencies, under the guise of national security, would speed
the understanding of these technologies and their implications. If the government‘s research
were made public, we would have a significant advance into one of the most important areas
of human development. The increased efficient use of the human brain would make it more
likely that we could solve the very complex problems existing in the world, in addition to
improving the quality of life for many people.
This chapter introduces readers to some of the concepts which we explored, and direct
readers, who become ―compilers‖ in their own research pursuits, to new sources. This
chapter also amplifies knowledge of energy in various wave forms and frequencies which can
increase rather than destroy human potential. The use and development of these applications
does not need to be imposed on people through the military's manipulation of the ionosphere
or by other external means. These technological innovations should be chosen by individuals
based upon their own decisions.
In the next chapter we begin to explore the military's level of knowledge and uses of these
technologies, based on the work of the Air Force, major universities and private industry.