Womb as Paradise Lost

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Practical Part – 528 Hz-music- Schumann Resonances - Mindlink-system
18.6. These are three main methods currently used for
brainwave entrainment.
In 1973, Dr. Gerald Oster of the Mount Sinai Medical Center published a report
in Scientific American called “Auditory Beats in the Brain”. In this report he explained
that when tones of different frequencies were presented separately to each
ear, pulsations called binaural beats occurred in the brain, which resulted in the
whole brain becoming entrained to the internal beat and resonating to that frequency.
The application of the binaural brainwave entrainment process is quite simple.
You hear two pure tones in each ear. Let's say 400 Hertz and 410 Hertz. Each ear
hears a singular tone. Your brain detects the difference between these two frequencies
- and 'produces' a 3rd tone of 10 Hertz inside the brain.
18.7 How binaural beats generates a single frequency in
the brain
Even though you perceive this 10 Hz sound, the third tone, it is not an actual
sound at all. It is an electrical signal that is created as your brain processes each
tone from the left and right ear separately. As the brain continually processes this
3rd ‘ghost’ signal, it begins to emulate frequencies (or “entrain”) unto that 10 Hz
stimulus.
This phantom 10 Hz signal is created by both sides of the brain working in
unison. This dual processing can lead to a state called hemispheric synchronization
or whole brain sync. This high functional brain state occurs when both sides
of the brain are functioning in tandem.