Our body contains millions of electrical circuits that transmit information within the brain, and between the brain, the central nervous system, and other organs. The signals within the brain and those associated with each part of the body have unique frequencies. During an illness or emotional crisis, the strengths and frequencies of particular signals are impaired, and this in turn affects how we think, feel, behave, and interact with those around us.
Conversely, by stimulating certain frequencies through brainwave entrainment, we can help to repair signals from other parts of the body, as well as making positive improvements in our thought processes and moods. For example, stimulating the Solfeggio frequenciy of 528Hz assists DNA repair, whilst 639Hz will help to counter relationship issues. Frequencies in the range 12-14Hz will increase our ability to absorb knowledge, think more freely and overcome ‘writer’s block’. However, there is yet another powerful key to using our brains more effectively.
The brain comprises two hemispheres, only one of which will mainly be active at any one time. Pioneering research by the Monroe Institute in the US shows that the power of both hemispheres can be combined to produce a focussed, highly productive, coherent mind-brain state. It has been suggested that geniuses such as Albert Einstein are characterised by a higher than normal degree of brain hemisphere synchronisation.