Sorry Brian, You must be in the Alpha state prior to photoreading. Deep sleep and dreaming is associated with the theta and delta levels. Can't do much actual page turning in your sleep. Is that something like "Sleep Walking"?
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Originally posted by Brian649:
[b]When I enter the accelerative learning state
what brain waves are being generated(e.g. beta,alpha or theta?(I believe that theta is ideal for the whole process--but it is okay if you are in alpha for the stages other than PhotoRead.)
Actually, I have a further question.
What is the best frequency--that is, 'exact' frequency--6 or 4 or (?) hz? --if one was listening to a binaural beat, what properties should it possess?
Is there an ideal?
Some say 4hz is best for accelerative learning, and some say 6hz.
Some also have sounds in the background. Like a tick tock at 60bpm. Some have ocean waves. And some have different types of noise, ie. pink.
For example, here are some descriptions from the presets at www.bwgen.com
SUPERLEARNING: 4 beats, with 194.71hz, 136.10Hz, 172.06HZ and 112Hz carrier frequencies. Should be good for learning and memory
MEMORY BOOSTER: The background is a file of pink noise and a low frequency tone, both at 4bpm. The sound is very often used by the Monroe institute to boost memory.
LEARNING AID for studying: Helps to learn and memorize new material when listened to while learning something. 6hz
(btw, I very often use the bwgen while PRing.)
It is an INCREDIBLY useful program.
I highly recommend it--it has many many uses.[/B]
