We’ve all heard that quote; “it ain’t worth a hill of beans.” Last year, I was talking to a retired psychology and philosophy professor from New York University, he was very happy to be out of the cold winter weather there and enjoying 70-degrees in our Desert Golfing Community. After talking with him for a bit, he told me that I had quite a bit of knowledge.

Brainwave entrainment is a neuro-technology that deliberately guides the brain’s electrical pulse responses to mirror the wave pattern of a rhythmic and repeated sensory stimulation, like pulsing sound or flashing light. When the brain receives this stimulus, it responds with an electrical charge called a cortical evoked response and becomes what you hear and see. Brainwave activity changes with your mental state and vise versa, your mental state changes with your brainwave activity. Because of this phenomenon, you can control your mental state by controlling your brainwave activity.

Brainwave entrainment is a neuro-technological tool that you can use that alters your dominant brainwave frequency, unlocking the door that stands between your conscious, logical mind and your emotional, subconscious mind. The subconscious mind creates your reality, sending you a template that guides you on how to react to the events of your life. This blueprint was created very early in your life when everything about living was fear-based. Your emotions, your wounds, your misconceptions were all recorded, imprinted physically in the brain’s grey matter and deemed true.

The other day, I was out for a jog and I noticed someone was standing out in front of their home walking back and forth talking on the phone. After I finish my jog and came down the same street on my way home, I noted he was still there, still talking on the phone and walking around somewhat aimlessly. Now then, I would like to talk to you about this, because I’m sure you’ve done the same thing yourself.

What, I didn’t hear you, what did you say? I’m afraid to do that, to do what? What do you mean I’m just normal. You are fantastic, I don’t know. Is this what you’re telling yourself?