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meditation music Subliminal Healing Music – What It Can Heal and How

Meditation music is music performed to aid in the practice of meditation. It can have a specific religious content, but also more recently has been associated with modern composers who use meditation techniques in their process of composition, or who compose such music with no particular religious group as a focus.

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Subliminal healing music is widely used in several therapeutic branches these days because of its powerful healing effect that encompasses both the mind and the body. It is also quite useful and is deemed better than other treatment options because music is safe and natural. It is completely free from any side effects.

A lot of health professionals, both in the mental and physical health departments, now use subliminal healing music in their treatment recommendations for patients. But what exactly can this unconventional treatment method help heal?

1. Depression. Subliminal healing music is one of the most effective techniques for healing depression. Depression is diagnosed as a weakening of the mind amidst current pressures, demands, and extreme negative emotions such as sorrow or grief. Since your mind becomes weak, it also becomes extremely vulnerable. This is why people who are depressed are easily affected by more negative thoughts as well as thoughts that suggest how to solve their problems fast, which usually lead to thoughts of suicide.

Since it is a problem of the mind, depression is not something that can be easily fixed by medications. Although therapists usually prescribe antidepressants, most people swing right back to their depressed states the moment they stop taking the medication.

Thus, subliminal messages through subliminal healing music are turning out to be the most effective remedies for depression. Subliminal healing music can relax and clear the emotions raging through the mind. The messages hidden in the music then set to work to strengthen the mind using positive thoughts that can combat the negative thoughts that cause the depression in the first place.

2. Stress. Subliminal healing music can also treat stress disorders or simply shoo regular stress away to keep you relaxed, happy, and content. Music, even those that do not have subliminal messages hidden in them, are known to have amazing relaxing and soothing effects on the nerves. So what more can music mixed with positive subliminal messages do?

3. Physical illness. Subliminal healing can also help you overcome physical illnesses. According to the law of attraction, life is only what you think it is. So if you think that you are weak and sickly, then that’s what you will be. This is why physical illnesses are linked to the negative conditioning of the mind, and this is also why subliminal messages hidden in music can actually help treat physical illnesses.

4. Asthma. Do you know that listening to subliminal healing music can also actually help treat asthma? Asthma is a respiratory problem caused by extreme sensitivity of the respiratory system. Subliminal music used in meditation can help relieve asthma. When you listen to soothing music, do a breathing exercise. This way, the music relaxes both your mind and body, and you also regulate your breathing and strengthen your lungs through the exercises. Since your focus will also be improved, you are also taught how to keep calm and prevent panic from creeping up on you when you realize that you are having an asthma attack.
Listening to music while you are meditating – not a good idea. … Anything you do with the thought that you are meditating is meditating. There are many ways to meditate. Personally, I find music to be distracting, but paying attention to sounds in your environment is part of insight meditation.

Types of meditation
Loving-kindness meditation. With the many types of meditation to try, there should be one to suit most individuals. …
Body scan or progressive relaxation. …
Mindfulness meditation. …
Breath awareness meditation. …
Kundalini yoga. …
Zen meditation. …
Transcendental Meditation.

Meditation is a habitual process of training your mind to focus and redirect your thoughts. You can use it to increase awareness of yourself and your surroundings. Many people think of it as a way to reduce stress and develop concentration.
Basic meditation music simply provides a way for an individual to go deeper with their meditation by adding a new layer to their experience. … Unlike many other music forms, the binaural beats work with the brain to develop a frequency most associated with relaxation.

brain waves Relaxation For Migraineurs – A Cool Breeze Blowing Through Your Brain

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(Yes, I know that’s not the right way to spell breeze.) I use the analogy of a breeze to learn to relax and disengage mental and emotional energy. In his book Breaking the Headache Cycle, neurologist Ian Livingstone, M.D. explains how our nervous systems need both a reasonable amount of stress, building the tone of the nervous system and keeping us growing, and a reasonable amount of relaxation, allowing the nervous system to rest and recover, and calm down.

Migraineurs are not necessarily more keyed up or more stressed than others (despite lingering myths about a “Migraine personality”), but our nervous systems are more sensitive to stimuli, and the higher our stress load, the lower our resistance to Migraine triggers. Dr. Livingstone cites research showing that Migraine frequency and severity can be reduced an average of 40% through regular practice of relaxation. A study at the University of Rajasthan, India, found that “Three months of intensive yoga practice-one hour, five days per week-curbs frequency and intensity of migraines by 70 percent,” according to Liz Somes in Psychology Today.

Imagine a soft gentle breeze blowing through our minds and bodies, carrying our stress away. We can generate the breeze through:

Breathe – We rarely breathe fully, but to breathe fully induces relaxation. In particular, we hold our inspiration and do not breathe out fully. One deep breathing practice is to breathe in deeply, to a count of three, and then breathe out completely, to a count of five.

Shortly after I started working with Dr. Livingstone I took on breathing like this for 10 – 15 minutes a day, and also any time I noticed myself getting anxious, tense or upset. Later that month I was driving to the airport for a business trip, cutting it rather close for my departure time, a situation which makes me very agitated. I noticed my stress level rising and the tension increasing in my hands, arms, shoulders, and neck. A few minutes later I had a tell-tale pinpoint of pain over my right temple. I began the 3 in – 5 out breathing practice and felt myself calming down. By the time I got to the airport half an hour later my head pain was gone.

RElax – Relaxation is a completely different state for our nervous systems than excitation. We need both states to be healthy. But many of us do not consciously and deliberately relax very often. Relaxation can occur in sleep, in meditation or visualization, in enjoyable conversation with a friend or loved one, in exercise or sexual activity, in reading or listening to music. Some of the activities we think of as relaxing – some computer or video games, for instance, actually excite us and raise our stress levels. I took on a daily practice of spending 15 minutes doing deep breathing, meditation and visualizations. Within a couple of months my migraine frequency was cut in half. When I stopped doing it regularly, within a couple of months the migraines had inched back up again.

Easy – give it up, let go, don’t worry! Stress and anxiety are real, physiological states. But they are also occurring in our minds, where we can notice them. I have taken on a practice of detachment with love, creative disengagement, stepping down. This becomes easier with a regular practice of meditation, where I can notice the things I need to let go of and picture myself dropping them.

SmilE – cultivate gratitude, humor and joy. This doesn’t mean you can’t gripe and vent when needed – but keep a commitment to do it in order to clear the bad stuff and regain your own optimism. Without gratitude, humor and joy, life is not worth living. When we smile it actually affects us physiologically, emotionally and mentally. Maybe you don’t want to smile – but try it anyway. You may say, “Megan, this just the power of positive thinking!” I won’t argue with you, but I will suggest that most of us spend most of our time submitting to the power of negative thinking! So try this for a change. Watch, read or listen to a gentle comedy. Look at something beautiful. Talk to someone you love. Play with a child. Find something to smile about.
Listening to music while you are meditating – not a good idea. … Anything you do with the thought that you are meditating is meditating. There are many ways to meditate. Personally, I find music to be distracting, but paying attention to sounds in your environment is part of insight meditation.

relaxing music Are There Really Useful Tips on How to Control Anger Online?

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Meditation music is music performed to aid in the practice of meditation. It can have a specific religious content, but also more recently has been associated with modern composers who use meditation techniques in their process of composition, or who compose such music with no particular religious group as a focus.

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There are many tips that you can find both online and offline. For most part the main concern is not how useful a tip is online because of the simple fact that most of the tips given are in a way just the same. Deep breathing, meditation, exercise, and such are basically just modified to sound a little different from the other site but the methodology or reasoning behind the method is still the same.

There is no doubt that these techniques work and that they are useful, as long as you know when, where and how to particularly use each technique in order to fit them to your need and maximize the benefit that you can get. There are actually thousands upon thousands of sites dedicated to helping individuals manage anger better. From articles, to e-books, to webinars, streaming videos pre-recorded and live, all related to and dedicated to helping those with anger problems.

Just take note that probably most of the tips you will find online only involve simple methods that can put your anger under control and that in order to learn more advanced techniques like cognitive behavioural therapy, assertiveness training, or art therapy you will need to enrol in an online class, which if you are really considering to, it would be better if you get training the offline way instead.

Simple techniques like breathing methods, music therapy, modifying though, pausing, taking a break and tips to avoid can be found on the internet. The decision of how, when, and where you will be using these techniques will be entirely up to you. Also take note that not everything you find online when it comes to managing anger will be effective. Find sensible methods that can fit your situation and need, if you really don’t have an idea which techniques you might want to consider, stick to the simplest ones.

Take deep breathing for example. Aside from involving very simple methods it can be also be used in a lot of different scenarios and situations. But it would be hypocritical to say that it will work for every situation, hence the need for a totally different technique. The point is that you find the methods for yourself and see which ones work. You can combine anger management techniques as well, say avoidance added with deep breathing, or thought modification plus avoidance in order to make your approach more effective.

There are many sites that can offer help if you want to know how to control anger. It’s just up to you where you will be getting them and how you will eventually be using them.
Listening to music while you are meditating – not a good idea. … Anything you do with the thought that you are meditating is meditating. There are many ways to meditate. Personally, I find music to be distracting, but paying attention to sounds in your environment is part of insight meditation.

sleep meditation 3 Quick Exercises to Keep Your Sixth Sense Strong

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Meditation music is music performed to aid in the practice of meditation. It can have a specific religious content, but also more recently has been associated with modern composers who use meditation techniques in their process of composition, or who compose such music with no particular religious group as a focus.

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Activating your sixth sense or intuitive sense will improve the flow of your life. You will find that you have an inner knowing of what decisions you should make. For example, maybe one day you decide to follow your intuition to a new restaurant for lunch. And that day you meet someone who helps you to land a new job, one that you really love and allows you to make a lot more money than you made at your last job.

The Sixth Sense will also be what propels your spiritual development forward. But as we all know, life events tend to pull us away from our spirituality. Here are a few quick exercises that you can practice in 10 minutes or less that will keep you connected to your sixth sense.

Practice seeing auras

Seeing the aura is an easy, fast and fun way to stay connected to your sixth sense. As you become better with seeing auras, you will learn to see energy on a consistent basis, automatically keeping you connected to your sixth sense. And this is a technique that can be practiced anywhere. Practice at work or school, at the grocery store or when you go out to dinner.

Take a Walk

This may not sound like a “sixth sense activity” but remember that using your sixth sense requires energy or prana. If you feel drained, it is unlikely you will be able to use your sixth sense. Take a quick walk on your lunch break with this in mind. If you are near a park, take advantage of it, but most of us don’t have access to a park, especially when we only have a few minutes. But that is okay! Use the sounds on the street and view it as music for your walk. Find the beauty of the city and use it to recharge.

Manifestation

No matter what your situation, there is always something that you want to improve or change. Manifestation has become almost solely a technique for making more money. But why not apply it to your spirituality and sixth sense? Manifest a new experience or skill. Perhaps you want to be able to see energy or reach new levels in your meditations or improve your health.

Here are a few tips to get you started. Imagine the feeling that you will have when you have this new experience or skill and use this feeling for your manifestation. After your manifestation, move onto other things. Continuously thinking about your manifestation will prevent you from having the experience.

Spend as much time as you want on any of these exercises, but any of them can be completed in only 10 minutes. You will be surprised by how much of a difference just a few minutes each day will make in developing your sixth sense.
Listening to music while you are meditating – not a good idea. … Anything you do with the thought that you are meditating is meditating. There are many ways to meditate. Personally, I find music to be distracting, but paying attention to sounds in your environment is part of insight meditation.

relaxing music Over 35 Ways of Controlling Stress: Absolutely Necessary to Control Smoking and Weight!

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* Use deep breathing exercises.

* Make an appointment for deep muscle massage.

* Tense up all parts of your body one at a time and let go and relax.

* Exercise with a brisk walk, hike, swim, bicycle, go to a gym or buy or rent your own equipment.

* Use self-hypnosis. Lie down and relax your body step by step. Remember a peaceful place in detail, using all your senses. Really be there in your imagination.

* Meditate: sit quietly, eyes closed. Slowly focus over and over on one word such as “calm”, or “peace”, or “relax”.

* Talk to a friend, counsellor, minister, or physician. Follow your physician’s advice!

* Change your diet: less salt, less sugar, less alcohol, less fat, less meat, less coffee; more fluids, fruits, vegetables, whole grain cereals, and fish. Enjoy a balanced meal plan for proper nutrition.

* Listen to relaxing nature sound recordings, New Age or Classical music which induces slower, deeper breathing.

* Drive to a peaceful park, forest, beach, mountain or meadow.

* Take the day off or go on vacation.

* Phone your local hospital to find out when the next stress reduction class will be held.

* Start a new hobby such as painting, ceramics, sailing, tennis, yoga, etc.

* Be assertive, not aggressive. Take a self-assertion course at a school or university.

* Have a warm bath at 92 degrees F. with pleasant bath oil.

* Drink chamomile tea.

* See a foot reflexologist for better circulation.

* Listen to a comedy recording; watch a live comedy show or video.

* Stretch.

* Volunteer to help others for diversion; new activities; new friends. What will you have given during your lifetime?

* Change your daily routine, dress, route to work, furniture arrangement, etc.

* Set up a regular time to relax, a “relaxation break” instead of a coffee break.

* Change your attitude. Why does the same event bother some people, but not others? You don’t always have to be right. You have a choice.

* Avoid over-scheduling yourself for too many tasks.

* Avoid “keeping up with the Joneses”.

* Make a daily “to do” list to tackle items in order of priority.

* Don’t spend $100 worth of energy for a 10-cent problem.

* Break down a major task into several small tasks.

* Delegate work to others.

* Set realistic goals.

* Give compliments and enjoy taking compliments.

* Never say, “I can’t do this or that”. You get what you think about.

* Make a list of tension reducers and things to do “to get outside of yourself”.

* Make your personal and family life a priority over other demands.

* Balance work with play, proper diet, sleep, exercise and relaxation.

* Be thankful for your comfortable bed, friends, food, water, a chance to work, freedom, and many other blessings!
Listening to music while you are meditating – not a good idea. … Anything you do with the thought that you are meditating is meditating. There are many ways to meditate. Personally, I find music to be distracting, but paying attention to sounds in your environment is part of insight meditation.

Brainwave Entrainment 7 Good Ways to Get to Sleep Without Medication

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Brainwave entrainment is a method to stimulate the brain into entering a specific state by using a pulsing sound, light, or electromagnetic field. The pulses elicit the brain’s ‘frequency following’ response, encouraging the brainwaves to align to the frequency of a given beat.
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Medical research indicates that sleep is very important for a good health. Depriving the body of enough sleep may increase the incidences of obesity and other heart infections. Similarly, it causes the skin to appear sallow. Some people however resolve to unhealthy alternatives of getting sleep, such as alcohol, some beverages and drugs which have side effects in the long run. There are healthy ways of getting a peaceful and comfortable sleep without using any medication.

For instance, the bedroom should be cozy, if not the most comfortable place. The bed should be an attractive place, with mattresses that are in good condition. It is healthy to replace the mattress after every five years. Pillows may need regular replacement before they get flat. They should be clean and not stained with shades of colors. General bed hygiene is important, to keep away pests like bedbugs that will cause sleepless nights. The bedsheets should be clean and replaced regularly for a fresh breath. The room should be well ventilated to avoid dust and stuffy conditions.

Music is good for relaxing the body to sleep. There are several genres of music produced purposely for aiding people to fall asleep. Intuitive and gifted artists compose chilling sounds that give the body a timeline to follow, easing the state of wakefulness, so that the body relaxes to sleep. Besides relaxing music, white noises like those from washers and driers will boost sleep.

Reading some fiction at least one hour before sleeping is another soothing means. It should be done in a room different from the bedroom so that the body is accustomed to recognizing the bedroom as a place meant for sleep. bedtime reading should be somehow dull, so that it does not preoccupy you so much until you try to avoid nodding. It should be done in a dimly lit room, with only enough light to focus the book.

Try relaxing your muscles for easy sleep. Relaxing before sleep may involve loosening the muscles and stretching. Progressive muscle relaxation involves inducing sleep using the body and mind at the same time. Start loosening muscles right from the toes, knees and ankles, all through to the head. posing with the chest up and then stretching will ease the tension in the legs and lower back.

Meditation will help a person to get asleep fast. It is interpreted as focusing on some relaxing, calming and peaceful thoughts or images. It is said to slow the frequency of brainwaves, which is the same process that occurs when one walks out of an activity into sleep.

Minimizing background noise is essential. Some noises such as the television stimulate the brain and delay relaxation. One may use earplugs to block sounds from the neighborhood. Similarly,some consistent sound may be used to drown inconsistent background noises.

Lastly, create a good sleeping condition by switching off the lights. Very little light can disrupt sleep cycles, therefore cover blinking and glowing lights. Rather than simple curtains, try blackout shades to block external lights better.
Brainwave entrainment is a method to stimulate the brain into entering a specific state by using a pulsing sound, light, or electromagnetic field. The pulses elicit the brain? ?requency following?response, encouraging the brainwaves to align to the frequency of a given beat.

This ?requency following?response of brainwave entrainment can be seen in action with those prone to epilepsy. If a strobe flashes at their seizure frequency, the brain will ?ntrain?to the flashing light, resulting in a seizure.

On the positive side, this same mechanism is commonly used to induce many brainwave states; such as a trance, enhanced focus, relaxation, meditation or sleep induction. The brainwave entrainment effectively pushes the entire brain into a certain state.

Brainwave entrainment works for almost everyone. It is a great way to lead your mind into states that you might usually have difficulty reaching, allowing you to experience what those states feel like.

THE HYPE
There is a lot of marketing hype around brainwave entrainment. It is sold with promises of increasing IQ, promoting weight loss, ?ind-tripping? enhancing creativity, concentration, inducing spiritual states and more.

While these claims are not entirely true, they are not altogether false either. In practice, the claims are based on an overly-simplistic view of how the brain and the brainwaves function.
THE RUB
People are very seldom deficient in a certain brainwave type in all areas of their brain. Usually the distribution is much spottier, with an excess in one area and a deficiency in another.

We are all different, especially when it comes to the distribution of our brainwaves. Boosting a certain brainwave state may be beneficial for one person, and emotionally uncomfortable for another. Without knowing each person? starting position, entrainment can be rather ?it and miss?

If brainwave entrainment leaves you with unwanted side-effects (see below) or discomfort, you?e probably encouraging a range of brainwaves that are already excessive in some area of your brain. The way around this is to get a brain map to see what your brain? strengths and weaknesses are, and see what (if any) brainwaves could use some encouragement.

brain waves Multiple Easy Ways To Fall Asleep

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Meditation music is music performed to aid in the practice of meditation. It can have a specific religious content, but also more recently has been associated with modern composers who use meditation techniques in their process of composition, or who compose such music with no particular religious group as a focus.

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Some people find it hard to fall asleep when they need to, even if they are tired. This can happen for multiple reasons, whether it is stress on the mind or the body, insomnia, or a mind that just won’t go quiet.

What can you do to fall asleep if you just can’t?

Stretch

Lie on your back and stretch as far and as wide as you can. Tense up your muscles for a second, and then release the tension.

That way you will be able to relax your legs, back and neck.

Spend a few minutes on it, work on each muscle individually. After you are done, you will be able to fall asleep easier.

Control Your Breathing

Take deep breaths. Start taking air into your lungs and don’t stop until you count to five. Then hold it in for five seconds, and release slowly. Stays focused on your breathing and repeat the process multiple times.

You will fall asleep before you even realize it.

Notice Distractions

Take a few minutes to inspect if there is anything annoying you that you do not notice consciously. It might be a noise from the outside, a ticking clock or even your cat going crazy in another room.

When you realize what is bugging you, eliminate it, and you fill finally be able to get some sleep.

Use Subliminal Audio

Subliminal audio helps people relax and gradually fall asleep the natural way. All you have to do is play it on your computer or on the headphones, get to bed and concentrate on the sound that will play.

It even has the power to help you learn how to sleep the natural way given enough listens.

Distract Yourself

Simply get out of bed and go do something. Anything. Check your email, or watch a few minutes of TV. Sing a song or write in your diary. When you lie down again, it will feel totally different than it did just a few minutes ago, and you will be able to fall asleep.

Meditate

Learning how to meditate properly is a good practice for you. It relies on your breathing, but the thing you want to accomplish is to quiet the mind and avoid thoughts running wild when you just want to fall asleep.

Given enough time, you will be able to shut your thoughts at will. It is something that is useful in many areas of life, not just when you want to fall asleep.

Play Soft Music

Playing soft music can help you relax and will eventually help you fall asleep. Play something soothing that you like, and concentrate on it. Do not focus on anything but the music. That way, you won’t even realize when you pass the threshold between being awake and sleeping.
Listening to music while you are meditating – not a good idea. … Anything you do with the thought that you are meditating is meditating. There are many ways to meditate. Personally, I find music to be distracting, but paying attention to sounds in your environment is part of insight meditation.

Brainwave Entrainment Effortless Networking: Stepping Forward Into New Situations

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In professional situations, it can be even more stressful — probably because the consequences of not doing these “new” things, or doing them badly, can be significant.

Yet, doing them may lead to great success.

So if you’re new to business networking, how can you get past your stress and anxiety of doing something new and start networking?

Well, here are two very simple things you can do:

Find a role model to emulate, and
Learn to observe yourself objectively.

Ideally you’d want both, but in a pinch, even one of these can be very useful.

Here’s a story that shows how and why this works.

Our 2 year old son used to hate brushing his teeth. We tried various ways to get him to brush his teeth — pretending to find a bug in his mouth, getting him a fun toothbrush, reasoning with him, singing songs about brushing teeth — nothing really worked consistently.

Then I had a brainwave (yes, I get those sometimes!).

I invited him to come brush his teeth with me.

We sat next to each other, facing the mirror so he could see both his face and mine. I brushed my teeth slowly so he could see what I was doing. And I asked him to brush his teeth — just like I was.

It worked like a charm!

He was fascinated with the whole process and brushed his teeth without a fuss. And he did a mighty fine job too!

Why did it work?

A role model demystifies the new thing or process. In the case of my son, when he saw me brushing my teeth, it was no longer a “strange and unknown” experience that his parents insisted he go through everyday! If his mother could do it and not cry, perhaps he could too. So if business networking is new to you, find someone who currently networks the way you want to. Even if it’s not exactly the way you want to do it, having a “role model” to observe gives you a roadmap of sorts. Observing your role model, even from a distance, can give you ideas about how you might approach networking, including what not to do or what to do differently.
When you’re able to see yourself in action, you gain control. Being able to see what he was doing in the mirror, gave my son more control. For instance, he didn’t hurt himself by accidentally brushing his lip, or poking himself. Similarly, seeing what you’re doing can help you adjust and be more precise in your actions. So practice observing yourself — and especially when you’re doing something “new”. Knowing that you have the ability to notice and correct yourself as you learn how to network and interact with people can be very reassuring. At the same time, being able to recognize immediately when you do do something well or correctly, naturally increases your confidence to continue.

So learn how to observe yourself objectively — without getting self-critical or overly analytical! It’s a very useful tool to have.
Brainwave entrainment is a method to stimulate the brain into entering a specific state by using a pulsing sound, light, or electromagnetic field. The pulses elicit the brain? ?requency following?response, encouraging the brainwaves to align to the frequency of a given beat.

Brainwave Entrainment Using Brainwave Entrainment To Treat Seasonal Allergies – Success!

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Brainwave entrainment, using a meditative frequency, can alleviate or completely diminish allergy symptoms and provide much needed relief. Entrainment effects can be felt almost immediately.

Allergies are caused by an improper response from your immune system to a perceived threat from the environment. If you are stressed or depressed, your immune system is already impaired, so when are an allergen is presented, it overreacts as a way of defending itself. Allergies are triggered by allergens that affect the respiratory system-lungs, nose, mouth, sinuses and the passages. That’s when you get the sneezing, watery eyes, runny or clogged nose, coughing, eye, nose, and throat irritation, and conjunctivitis. Any obstruction in the respiratory system can cause a lack of oxygen supply in the body and that never is good, in fact it could prove fatal.

Most common allergens are pollen, dust, molds, food, insect venom, medicines, and latex rubber. Common irritants are smoke (not just cigarette, forest or grass fires too), air pollution, and strong odors (like perfume).

Stress and heightened negative emotions also aggravate allergies, leading to chronic respiratory illnesses such as asthma and bronchitis.

How Brainwave Entrainment Helps Allergy Symptoms

Allergy symptoms occur from a messed up immune system. Entrainment boosts your immune system, changing the incorrect messages, by stopping the over-production of cortisol, a stress hormone that impairs the immune system.

Boosting the immune system improves the health of respiratory passages which improves the body’s ability to fight off allergens and infection.

Entrainment is a clinically proven stress reducer.

Brainwave entrainment helps you relax and control your mind and emotions, thus controlling your allergic reactions. If your emotions are out of control, your attack will be.

Entrainment builds up respiratory stamina.

A meditative brainwave frequency can reduce inflammation which benefits allergies and many other problems like anxiety disorders, asthma, binge eating, cancer, depression, fatigue, heart disease, high blood pressure, pain, sleep problems, and substance abuse.

Research supports that meditative entrainment helps ease allergy and asthma symptoms.

When the immune goes into over-drive, various parts of the body become inflamed. Brainwave entrainment can physically and mentally calm and relax the body, and its response to an allergen, which plays a crucial role in reducing inflammation.

Seasonal allergy symptoms can make you tired, very tired, irritable, depressed, and anxious.

Using a specifically designed brainwave entrainment recording in isochronic tones or binaural beats for the purpose of allergy symptom relief has been scientifically proven to be effective and beneficial.

Don’t sniffle and suffer anymore. Build up your immune system, bust some stress, and reduce inflammation…and maybe you’ll learn to love spring all over again.
Brainwave entrainment is a method to stimulate the brain into entering a specific state by using a pulsing sound, light, or electromagnetic field. The pulses elicit the brain? ?requency following?response, encouraging the brainwaves to align to the frequency of a given beat.

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Meditation music is music performed to aid in the practice of meditation. It can have a specific religious content, but also more recently has been associated with modern composers who use meditation techniques in their process of composition, or who compose such music with no particular religious group as a focus.

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The art of meditation has been practiced for centuries by people all over the world. Meditation has been linked to positive changes in metabolism and has been proven to reduce stress and the perception of pain.

Many religions practice some form of meditation. There are various techniques, both Western and Asian that can help you with your practice. The trick is finding the techniques that work for you. Here are tips to help you learn how to meditate:

Try Yoga. Yoga focuses on the mind-body connection. Many classes focus on the mind by starting and ending practice sessions with meditation. Not only that, they can teach you deep breathing techniques that are essential to meditation.

Set Aside A Time and Place. Though you may want to simply fall into the lotus position and meditate even in the middle of a busy street, beginners should set aside a specific time and place to meditate, even if it is just the corner of your bedroom. Make an effort to make the area conducive to your form of meditation. Add a shrine of your choice, place your prayer beads nearby or simply fold a blanket so that you have a comfortable place to sit.

Ask Not to Be Disturbed. You may not be able to attain the state you want if your kids are constantly knocking at the door asking where mommy or daddy is. Turn off your phone, uplug the TV.

Be Aware of Your Body. Letting go of your body awareness is one of the most difficult parts of meditation. Try tensing and relaxing specific parts of your body at the beginning of the practice to bring your body and mind together. Take note of positions or involuntary actions (such as twitching) that can be detrimental to your practice.

Play music. Some people find it helpful to have calming, soothing music playing in the background. It can also help you find somewhere to focus, as you will know you have reached your perfect awareness when the music falls away.

Breathing is everything. Try starting each meditation practice with deep breathing. This calms the body by slowing your heart rate and relaxing tense muscles. Breath in through the nose, focusing on “filling” your body with air. Exhale through the nose as well.

Experiment. Some people prefer to meditate sitting up, others lying down. Some like to do it outdoors, others prefer the peace and quiet of their own homes. Experiment with techniques and poses to see what works for you.

Off Days. Keep in mind that there will be off-days or days where your mind will refuse to settle. Accept this and let your frustrations seep out. Even the days that feel like failures will have a profound effect t on your mind and body.

Use Candles. While meditating, focus your eyes on a lit candle. Close them and try to retain and focus on the image of the flame. This can help develop your mental strength. Eventually you will be able to visualize the flame without the use of the candle.

Invest. In books, CDs and classes. The more you know about meditation, the more likely you are to weather the daily frustrations and the more likely you are to succeed in your daily practice. Many contain efficient tips to learn how to meditate or to take your practice to the next level.
Listening to music while you are meditating – not a good idea. … Anything you do with the thought that you are meditating is meditating. There are many ways to meditate. Personally, I find music to be distracting, but paying attention to sounds in your environment is part of insight meditation.