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Please download the following free book: Exploring the Sub-conscious using New Technology
Its a free download
https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=...Images&f=false
New Rapid Method for obtaining Visual Images
On pages 31 - 36 there is a method for inducing visual images
They use different freuencies in the left & right eyes - the book explains it in detail
Can we do this with Kasina???
With Spectrastrobe, certainly.
I gor this thing off ebay called bumblebee
It is a TDCs that does brainwave frequencies - I will experiment with that & kasina & see if his theory works
I am interested in trying the experiment in this book. What software would I need to use to program different frequencies for each eye? Thanks.
Hi guys, do you have news about your experiment?
Thank you very much.
Thank you @gareth for the link to this interesting book.
I made a very crude version in MindWorkStation. Crude in terms of ALL Kasina lights are flashing on and off at maximum brightness. I did program the brightness adjustments after 15 minutes as described in the book.
The DIY Light/Sound-machine the author is describing has only white flashing lights, so Kasina flashing all lights ON/OFF should be similar.
I tried it 2 times yesterday. I did not see the trees he talks of, but I think the Left Eye/Right Ear and vice versa approach is very interesting.
I did see some strange abstract stereoscopic images I hadn't seen before with my Kasina.
I used the normal goggles (not the ganzfeld).
I am generally very bad at visualising things, so I am really curios about other user experiences.
I plan to make a more elegant session out of this one, but for experimentation purposes,
here is the link to the file:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rpq...ew?usp=sharing
Thanks, I will try it :)
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Originally Posted by gareth
I love imagery & visualizing. Some time I really nail it & can see in 3d with full clarity but its usually thrown at me from my subconscious.
I assumed the brain center responsible would be the visual lobes at the back. Its not its the central executive and frontal lobes that "allow" the visual lobes to see without the eyes.
That means fNIR frontal lobe biofeedback will probably assist - another thing that definitely assists is concentration training. Because we can all hold & see 3d imagery but it usually evaporates in 2-3 seconds as our brains attention is distracted away to the external world
Imagination is a natural tendency & state for the brain however. So by training concentration you can hold onto the imagery - eventually entering it as a realm same as you do while lucid dreaming.
TDCs can enhance concentration & attention - if you can do it in such a way that also enhances imagination it will help set the physiology.
Also the best book I can find on concentration training is CONCENTRATION A GUIDE TO MENTAL MASTERY by Mouni Sadhu - freely available online as PDF
Exercises involve setting the environment, attitude & physiology before beginning the training
The training is meditative focus - certainly much sharper focus that people normally bother with
But even from dabbling with this training I can hold vivid visual memories a bit longer (eidetic) and seem to have sharper visions while meditating.
So its my conclusion that the concentration training is important to visualization ability
Also Sri Yantra is ideal for this training & the book also recommends using an analog watch hand, and old slow ticking grandfather clock would work too
One other book with similar exercises if I recall is Raja Yoga by Ramacharaka. Ramacharaka was a westerners pen name & that author & Mouni Sadhu both say they found the exercises in older texts.
Happy new year and thanks for explanation and links :)
Hey folks!
For the past years I've been experimenting with different techniques that complement well most AVS sessions.
In my effort to explain everything I found I have created an APP - free and easy to install on mobile, or via Web address.
I find it most suitable for those who want to explore and find out more information about ways to access that full light/sound neurotrip experience :)
infiniteone.glideapp.io
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