Hey folks,
I used Holosync briefly and found it a strangely addicting and pleasurable experience. I stopped because I began experiencing some short term memory loss and a general foggy-headedness. The centerpointe people have an explanation for these common negative side effects called "overwhelm." The explanation sounds something like therapy and involves past issues resurfacing subconciously. I'm not sure if the explanation is true or not, but they didn't have a strong evidentiary basis for their theory. Their explanation of why the Holosync program provides benefits is equally without foundation and maybe even a bit sillier than most of the cool stuff we try out around here...
The bottom line is that Holosync program probably won't provide benefits, but it may seriously damage you neurologically. Even the most ardent users generally only express a change in values such as being more compassionate towards others or understanding -- it's hard to see how brainwave entrainment can change core beliefs, but its easy to see how centerpointe marketing can. I stress, however, that the claims that Holosync may cause permanent damage should be considered. Why risk healthy brain-functioning in order to obtain marginal and probably imaginary benefits?
I've posted a link to a thread on the "awakened minds" site that features a number of posters reporting the same symptoms I experienced as well as an article discussing the very real possibility that continued beta entrainment may impair mental functioning.
http://pub58.ezboard.com/fawakenedmindsdiscussionforumfrm2.showMessage?topicID=92.topic
I should also say -- in passing -- that Sedona Method is great. Releasing is a great skill that everyone should have even if it doesn't result in incredible abundance... plus, there aren't a lot of people out there saying that it causes brain damage.
Best,
-- Brandon
