Which Brainwave Patterns?

[tonez323]

Can somebody provide a list of which programs stimulate which brainwave activity?

I'd like to know which is a theta, which is an alpha, which is a delta, which is a gamma etc.

Another question that I have is...which program is best suited to a hypnosis session that lasts about 20 minutes or so?

[Marisa]

Sorry I don't have that information for the Sirius. Since the machine is not programmable, I'm not able to look at each individual program and those programs were written a very long time ago so I doubt Mindplace has that information either.

However, the descriptions starting on page 19 of your manual should give you a pretty good idea of what you can accomplish with each session. I would wager a guess that Programs 16 or 17 would be best suited for what you are doing.

The Sirius is not capable of producing "Gamma" frequencies.

M.

[CraigT]

Heres the session structure for the Orion, which is the name the Sirius was previously marketed under. I have no reason to believe the sessions have changed.

Cheers,
Craig

[TomC]

tonez323,

All you need to do is go to MindPlace Support for the Sirius to see both the Sirius manual and the session fequencies;

http://mindplacesupport.com/really-old-legacy/

I just looked a a couple of sessions and they seem to be the same as the ones Craig posted above for the old Orion.

In my Siruis there is also a Session #23 this is a randon sesssion. I'm not sure what this does. Probably just moves things around a lot to help show you what this machine can do (entertainment only).

Personally I'd target an entrainment freq. you want (not sure what is really best with hypno, guess ~4-11 hz) with the Sirius user mode 02, using the normal light/sound flashes (not the expand/alternating ones).

If you want Gamma (+40 hz) with a Sirius all you have to do is go to U02 mode and hit the middle button to go to expand/alternating flashes. Anything above 20hz will give you a a nice visual gamma display equal to 2X the sound freq. in my opinion. You need to turn down the Sirius sound volume to zero though, since the audio freq. is 1/2.

Cheers,
TomC