What are Digital
Drugs?
"Digital drugs" are special audio files, which exactly
simulate in our minds the different feelings, sensations and states like
happiness, love, euphoria, orgasm or drunkenness.
To immerse yourself in another reality you will need:
* CD/MP3 player, computer or any audio device that play the
MP3 format;
* headphones;
* download special audio files "Digital drugs"
from the Web.
Some relaxing "Digital drugs" are best to listen
to before falling asleep, while others, conversely, are best to cheer yourself
up and to improve your self-confidence. Read the description of "Digital
drugs" and choose a suitable one for your situation!
How Does it Work?
Now, we know that music can influence mood, but can it
really lead to significant changes in brain state? Perhaps. These so-called
digital drugs are not merely music, they involve the generation of something
called binaural beats. These are rhythmic illusions created through the
presentation of sounds with different frequencies to the left and right ears.
The principle, although it has not been thoroughly
researched, is that a difference between these two frequencies – say 30 Hertz –
will lead to a brainwave state approximating the same frequency.
Brainwaves are the synchronized electrical pulses given off
by the neurons in our brains, and are measurable using sensors placed on the
scalp. It is believed that certain frequencies relate to certain states of
consciousness, such as meditative states.
Users claim to use binaural beats for diverse purposes
including meditation, concentration aids, hypnosis, relaxation and sexual
stimulation. These has been some research into binaural beats can have a
positive psychological impact in improving relaxation, mental performance,
concentration and mood. However, there is certainly no academic evidence to
suggest effects on the brain of the same order of that created by the ingestion
of recreational drugs.
Why It May be Easier
than Meditation?
Unlike traditional meditation, which can take years to
become an ingrained, effective habit, brainwave entrainment can start taking
effect from your first session, at least for some people.
Meditation centers around clearing your mind, quieting
distractions and stray thoughts, and focusing on a single mantra or idea. It
sounds simple enough… but you’re probably familiar with the fidgety, frustrated
feeling that washes over you when you realize your mind has wandered again (for
the fifteenth time, since you sat down three minutes ago).
Entrainment shortcuts this time-consuming, often challenging
process, and is associated with the same benefits of meditation, including:
* Reduced anxiety and stress
* Better focus and mental clarity
* Better immunity
* Reduced incidence of chronic illness and injury
* Better proprioception
* Deeper sense of satisfaction and peace
A range of simple techniques can enable your brain to drop
into that synchronized, meditative wave pattern in just a few minutes.
Your brain experiences four main types of electrical waves.
These are Beta, Alpha, Theta and Delta waves. Each type of wave is responsible
for a different level of awareness and mental function.
Most of us spend most of our time experiencing Beta brain
waves.
These happen at a frequency of 14-30 Hz, and create a waking
state of the normal, alert consciousness.
Alpha waves, occurring at 9-13 Hz, is the state you
experience when your mind and body are winding down for the day. You are awake,
but relaxed and maybe a little drowsy.
Theta waves set in at 4-8 Hz, and are the most variable
waves. You can be sleeping lightly and dreaming with Theta waves or awake while
in deep meditation or experiencing reduced awareness. A Theta state increases
creativity and your capacity for problem solving, as your subconscious mind is
more active and accessible.
Finally, Delta waves take over at 4 Hz or below. At this
point, you are usually in deep, dreamless sleep and have no awareness of your
body.
It is the Theta waves that you want to create, and this is
where tools like binaural beats, monaural beats, and photic driving, come into
play.
Choosing binaural beats that have frequency differences of
between 4 and 8 Hz can allow you to drop in Theta states very quickly. By
repeatedly exposing your brain to hemispheric synchronization like this, you
train your mind to slip easily into that creative, solution-focused flow state
that allows you to perform at a higher level.
Binaural beats are just one method of brainwave entrainment.
Any rhythmic audio or visual stimulus can lead you to that meditative state –
whether it is a drum beat, a flickering light, or simple music. Most binaural
beats use soothing sounds, like flowing water, bells or quiet music, as a
vehicle to deliver the alternating frequencies to your brain.
What Developers Say?
With a "digital drug", you can touch those parts
of your mind usually reserved for the momentary peaks of our existence. This is
a totally legal, completely safe, non-addictive binaural beat recording that
releases endorphins, the body's natural "happy pill", to bring about
an elevated mood state.
You simply slip on the headphones and relax. You feel soft
and cosy. As the noises swish around inside your head, you gain a total sense
of clarity and harmony. Your brain naturally generates and releases endorphins,
enkephalins, endogenous opiates, and serotonin... your mood elevates, pain
disappears, fears and anxieties are crushed. You steadily begin to realize your
sensitivity has increased. Suddenly everything looks brighter and more
beautiful. Why don't people usually see this? You feel like a famous movie
director, with a very special lens on life.
You're totally conscious with amazing clarity of mind. You
feel a sense of euphoria. You close your eyes and can suddenly visualize
anything you dream of. It's truly amazing. And it doesn't just last for your
sixty minute session... this is a totally natural "high on life"
digital drug, with the effects lasting for hours afterward... no sudden
"drop down", no adverse effects. It's just a feel-great, total-mind
state of happiness, pure and simple.
As part of our dedication to being an open, transparent
organization, here are the frequencies utilized in the production of the
Digital Drug CDs:
* 0.5 - 1.5 Hz - Endorphin release
* 0.9 Hz - Euphoric feeling
* 2.5 Hz - Production of endogenous opiates (pain killers,
reduce anxiety)
* 4.0 Hz - Enkephalin release for reduced stress
* 10 Hz - Enhanced serotonin release. Mood elevation,
arousal, stimulant
* 14 Hz - Awakeness, alert. Concentration on tasks
* 20.215 Hz - Brings about safe LSD-25 effects
* 30 Hz - Used for safe marijuana effects
* 33 Hz - Hypersensitivity, C. consciousness
* 38 Hz - Endorphin release
* 46.98 Hz - Visualization effects, when used with 62.64
& 70.47 Hz
* Carriers: 90 - 110 Hz - Pleasure-producing beta-endorphin
rise
* 111 Hz - Constant beta endorphin release
* Special effects: Light panning phaser effect on the 10 Hz
chord
Does it Work?
People say different – some say yes, that works great, some
say – no, and that feels awful, and some say – feel nothing. Well, that leads
to the conclusion that people are different, files have different quality, and
there are numerous external factors, which may play different roles to affect
your perception.
If you want to try, start from the free but tested source,
so you waive the massive amount of the files, scattered only, of questionable quality.
The leader provider, i-Doser (http://www.i-doser.com/) offers three Free
Doses for you to try. To perform a clean experiment, follow all the
recommendations.
It might work for you, it might not… While there is no
danger on possible addiction or health hazard, be careful with this experiment,
and use the following safety rules:
* Using digital drugs is NOT recommended for people younger
than 21, and strongly not advised for anyone younger than 18.
* If you feel discomfort, negative emotions, splashes of
fear and anger, stop the experiment, and avoid using the negatively affecting
file again. Just accept that this digital dug is not for you.
* Drink some water prior to your experience. Brain wave
entrainment slightly increases your metabolism and can make you thirsty during
your digital drug or brain wave entrainment experience.
* Adjust your mp3 player equalizer to a heavy 'Bass'
setting. Too much treble can offset the effect by increasing the background
sounds over the actual digital drug tones.
* Sit or lay down. Try not to move around. Moving too much
can interrupt the target brain wave pattern.
* Keep your mind focused on relaxing and enjoying your
experience as much as possible. Start your session at a time when you will have
no distractions or interruptions.
* Listen to the digital drug or brain wave entrainment for
the full length of each track.
* When the digital drug or brain wave entrainment has
finished, continue to relax and allow yourself to feel the effects.
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