Alex, to answer some of what you said in your last post, yes, I do realize that there are many forms of meditation. Prayer, daydreaming, considering things in a quiet state of mind are all pretty much the same thing as meditation. I'll have to find the post I read (it was yours, or Paul Sheele's or Pete Bissonette's...I don't remember now) that explains about what the holosync does, as well as the two voices speaking to the different sides of one's brain, what actually happens inside the brain, the different brain waves, etc. And, I agree that the aspects of one's personality, one's character, that one takes the time and effort to improve, are the one's that grow; that the traits one pays the most attention to are the ones that become the larger part of one's being. Hence, "as a man thinketh, so is he".
I find the whole idea fascinating, but I still have reservations about it. I'm still doing my own investigating.
