However I’ve become super busy with my composing and recording music work, which is very much my main passion in life. Interestingly this has all fallen into place since practicing meditation.

Hopefully I’ll get some time to check out other stuff before too long.
Rob

I appreciate the generous feedback on the site and I hope to find some time to add more decent content here.

Once again. Thanks very much.

BrainEv is absolutely the best brainwave meditation program out there, and beats Holosync, Hemi-Sync, and all of those other tools. And YES, I’ve used them for many years.

There’s a community of users at http://www.brainevforum.com if you’re interested, lots of really useful reviews and users there

What I’ve found about how it has benefitted me the most is that I care a lot less about whether people like me or not. I used to let that influence my decisions on a day to day basis too much and now I can see more clearly that I don’t need to worry about it.

Thanks for the comment.

As a result I feel more empowered and probably more likeable!

You make some valid points. I’m not sure how useful comparisons are however. Sure it is human instinct to compare experiences and perspectives, but in the context of a meditation program like this one, a person’s perspective does not increase or diminish the significance or meaning of anyone else’s, so I think comparing one’s experience of such a system to what others have experienced is a bit of a red herring.

I’m still developing my ability to convey my own experiences in a more comprehensive and useful way for others, so I guess that means I’m still working on improving my writing, reporting and level of engagement in what I write, so your feedback on my reporting methods is very valuable. Thank you.

I will take note. Other projects indeed have taken priority for me over this blog. I am continuing with my meditation though, with and without the CDs and working on improving my organisational skills too.

Thanks for reading.

I appreciated your Brain EV diary… although it did seem your attention to the diary suffered as you became more focused on your other projects. You had described impressions/sensation directly related to use… that seemed to be fresh experience perspectives… then you moved to broad, after the fact, general impressions.

You do not describe your self directed meditation experiences relative to the guided systems as though there is any significant value in exploring those perspectives. The original intent was a good thing… it is my impression you could have done it justice by being more diligently proactive in recording your observations along the way… You actually wrote the review of CD4 when you were 3 weeks in to CD5 (your own words).

If you do this again.. please clear your plate… set out a map/guideline of the report structure and follow it so you actually compare apples to apples and not stray so far off that nothing can be compared; or related to.

Thank you and Regards,

Ted

I’ve never used anything from the Monroe Institute, so not sure what you mean there.

I want to see if the brain ev program is something that will have further reaching benefit if revisited seeing as it is not a large time commitment. I can only try out one thing at a time, so that rules out using both Holosync and Brain EV simultaneously.

Holosync lasts about 7 years and I’ve already decided that I have no desire to use Brainwave entrainment for that long. I actually prefer unassisted meditation now.

There’s nothing to figure out Zoe. I’m simply trying things out.

Thanks for the comment