Pat E. wrote on Sep 2^nd, 2010 at 1:11am:


Hi Pat: Here is a link.

S.


goobygirl wrote on Sep 2^nd, 2010 at 12:33am:

The good ol' "Gateway Experience" series should give you a good impression of HemiSync, if not a breakthrough in guided meditation and therefore in meditation in general. If this won't work for you, I guess other products of this kind wouldn't work either. It's expensive, if too expensive, you might check the web for some free "appetizers" (that's not really legal, of course... if you like it, you can make a donation to TMI maybe...)

Spooky

I very much like the Metamusic title "Holomovement."  I think for as much as any other reason, I bought it because I had found that term in a book by Herbert Guenther (and didn't quite understand what it meant  ).  It was a good selection.  The brief cover description of "stimulate creativity and imagination" is pretty much spot on, although that may sound too general to be of much use.  I'd say it helped me work on some of my personal puzzles in unexpected ways -- kind of a pleasant surprise, but I still don't quite understand what it means.

The same artist also composed "Ecstatic," which is different -- very effective at helping one perk right up and focus with its intricate percussion.

James

The best ones (of course) are the take homes, given at the conclusion of each $1995 TMI program. You would have to take the program or know someone who has (though of course they do not want people to copy the CDs). There is a Hemi-Synch meditation CD as well as a Surf, both of which are Focus 10 frequencies. As Bob used to say, he got everywhere using only the Focus 10...

Thomas