What is the mind machine?

There are many different types of equipment that can be called a machine machine, but mostly the term is used to describe a specific type of sensory device. They consist of headphones connected to glasses that are designed to create certain patterns in front of the user's eyes. At the same time, they play specific sounds in an organized way that matches the image display. The effect is intended for the individual to calm down and perhaps change the way he thinks of a short time. There are very little evidence that suggests that these devices have any medical use, but people who use them often claim to enjoy this effect and may have relaxation or other benefits. There is evidence that shows that when people's senses are deprived of, they often visualize something to replace them. For example, some of the individuals called the sensory deprivative tanks to force their minds into a hallucinatory state. This allegedly causes a very similar effect to the sensory deprivarolling tank. For example, an individual can see shapes or patterns in a light show that is not really there, perhaps because his mind is trying to accidentality of a light pattern into something that seems to be sensible.

Some people use the Mind machine to help them with meditation. In some respects, this is not so different from meditation, while staring at an illuminated focus or fire, while listening to the sounds designed to stimulate relaxation. Sometimes it is easier for people to be input to visual aids, and therefore visual focus is often used during the hypnotism process.

There are also uniforms who use the mind machine to relax. Although what they do can be very similar to meditation, they may not think about it at all and do not have to rely on any formal methods. For example, some people wear devices to help them be more creative or help deal with stress after work.

MODE METIt is similar to many other technologies such as the above sensory deprivative tanks. The use of sounds to change brain waves is also quite common, and the idea of ​​using flashing lights that affects mental perception is also quite old. Examples in history would include the use of stroboscopic light in a device called Dream Machine, which can be considered an early version of the same technology as a machine machine.