Posted By: soleada80 Sonic Access vs. Holosync? - 12/19/06 05:36 PM
Hi,

I'm looking to release the negative programming that has caused me to have fear/inhibitions in my life (ie. keeping myself from rock climbing or public speaking or being in long-term relationships). I hear that the holosync program is good at releasing the negative clutter that has saturated the subconscious. I purchased the Sonic Access cd's a few weeks ago.

Can any of the SA cd's help with the general decluttering like holosync or are they JUST heavy-duty paraliminals. I also own a few paraliminals but I hear that the Sonic Access cd's are stronger...or combining the two. I'm just somewhat confused on the differences between Sonic Access and holosync. I mean, does holosync work on a deeper level than SA? Thanks!
Posted By: Unis Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync? - 12/19/06 06:01 PM
Comparing the two would be like comparing oranges and watermelon - both sweet and juicy, but definitely in different leagues, and created for different purposes.

Holosync is a long-term program (approx. 12 years to complete for most individuals), which over time will assist in releasing negative clutter, but it works in a different way than Paraliminals, and probably at a different level as well.

Rather than just take someone else's word for what Holosync does, or doesn't do, why not actually explore the web-site yourself, and get the full details by the people who offer the program, as well as see testimonials by actual users. You can also acquire a FREE demo of the program, although if you are using Sonic Access or any of the paraliminal CD's, you've already experienced Holosync. The big drawback, other than the time commitment, for Holosync, is the financial commitment.

You might also explore The Sedona Method for releasing your fears and moving away from recognized negative programming. Not nearly as expensive as Holosync, but you will need to commit some time for good results.

Bottom line, though, is that whatever method you choose (and they're all great!) to move forward in your life, you must make a commitment to follow through - even with Sonic Access and the Paraliminals, there is that need. Personal advancement isn't something you can buy, use once and put on a shelf, and expect it will do the job for you. (something I have become acutely aware of recently )

Cheers!
Unis
Posted By: soleada80 Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync? - 12/19/06 06:32 PM
Hi,

Thanks a lot for the thorough reply! I did actually listen to the demo and read some of the info on the Holosync website. You are right, I'm better off doing it myself as opposed to hearing other people's results as everyone is different, and the results have been different for many people.

I just looked at the Sonic Access booklet and it mentions "dissolve emotional and spiritual blocks to free yourself from fear, anger, and resentment so that you enjoy positive and loving relationships." I guess my question is how does that compare to holosync or Sedona method in terms of releasing negative blocks. I don't think I can afford holosync at the moment, but since Sonic Access is designed to do just that (dissolve blocks), then I will focus on that. And not be scared to do some extreme sports like rock climbing;-)

I've heard mixed results on holosync but one person mentioned that it made him more logical and released many emotions. It may not have been a good thing for him, but it is the fearful emotions that keep me from living a fuller life so maybe I do need more logic to "just do it" and not having that voice in the back of my mind saying "it's scary, don't do it!"

Take care!
Posted By: kevinfromnorthernont Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync - 12/20/06 02:54 AM
I have been doing the Sedona method now for nearly 4 years and it does work and is simple to use. Yet I have gained much from Spring Forest Qigong. Much emotional blocks have been released and I know it because of the newest dreams that I have. And I do like the Sonic Access program with the template to me it does more that holosync. And in the reading section there is a book called Brain Gym I have used it and it works. The physical movement in Spring Forest QiGong and Brain Gym work.
Posted By: vita-man Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync - 12/20/06 03:50 AM
Nice to read your post Unis! I have not started Genius Code yet, have you? Hmmm- and Boundless renewal is on its way. I did get through the others, and they are very good...(Santa, I realy have been a good boy and I am getting better...)

soleada80, I can't say enouph about Sedona Method. Simple, effective, Life long usefulness. I still use it every day after all these years.

Centrepoint is good, if you can afford it- it's pricey and long term. I may pick it up again $omeday...Keep in mind that it will bring old painful stuff to the surface, but it also provides advice about how to handle that. Of course, if you have Paraliminals, Sedona, etc, you could handle just about anything.

vitaman
Posted By: Unis Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync - 12/20/06 04:15 PM
Hi Vita-man:

No, haven't started Genius Code yet (and it's been almost a year since I bought it!) and only slightly got into one of the other of the 5-Pak I ordered at almost the same time. My time to work on myself this year has been scattered at best, and I'm making some New Year resolutions now to correct that situation. Santa has already dumped a large chunk of black coal in my stocking, so I really do need to pick up my act.

I think one of the things that has been holding me back from using the Genius Code is that I just don't seem to have the ability to visualize anything but a blank, black nothingness with my eyes closed. Tried image streaming and gave up in frustration - how do you image stream when there are no images? Guess that's why I like Holosync so much - there's nothing to have to try to visualize. Just energy running, and feeling on Cloud Nine!

I generally don't get visuals with the Paraliminals either, and that's probably why getting results with them (for me, at least) takes a long time and a lot of listening. On the very rare occasion that I actually do see something, I get so excited it's gone before I can do anything with it. With my eyes wide open, I can visualize almost anything - it's like it's floating out there in front of me and I could reach out and touch it. But as soon as Paul instructs to "close your eyes", it's gone. Nada!!! Definitely a disconnect there somewhere's!

PS: Lost your email addy when my hard drive crashed last year - you probably still have mine.

Cheers!
Unis
Posted By: Alex K. Viefhaus Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync - 12/21/06 02:52 AM
Unis, Use one of the kick start techniques for Image Streaming. Also it starts out being like remembering a picture of your car. You describe it as best you can. Very rarely do the images appear vivid like when you are at a deep level in meditation.

If for example you just momentarily thought of a flower describe the flower you might name the it and then go on to explain what colour it was, how open it was how healthy it was. Any flash that makes you think of something is the basis of your image stream. The image may already be gone when you start streaming so describe what you remember in as much detail as you can. It gets easier.

Alex
Posted By: Dr_Huna Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync - 12/21/06 05:08 PM
Hi Unis,

Unis wrote:
"I think one of the things that has been holding me back from using the Genius Code is that I just don't seem to have the ability to visualize anything but a blank, black nothingness with my eyes closed. Tried image streaming and gave up in frustration - how do you image stream when there are no images?"


I bought Genius Code a couple of months ago, and am impressed by the logic of it. (And it makes a fitting complement to Huna, it seems to me, but that’s another story).

You ask "How do you image stream when there are no images?". I too have always been a very poor visualiser. That is, during meditation, (holosynch, and other forms), and during other times when I'm in an 'altered state', I can get flashes of images, sometimes very intense, but usually very short-lived. There have been many times when, in some form of deep meditation, I have been in contact with some inner mind stuff, and a moment later, a fraction of a second later, my awareness has all been in my conscious mind, and my memory of what I had been aware of in my inner mind, has completely gone. Forgotten in a moment.

I have never had that easy familiarity with Inner Mind contents in the way that some people seem to have - they just shut their eyes and - voila - they perceive a whole bunch of inner mind stuff. But with me, my awareness is EITHER focussed almost entirely in my inner mind (and I can only 'bring stuff back' from there with some difficulty), OR it's focussed almost entirely in my conscious mind. It’s as though there’s a closed doorway between the realms of the conscious and the inner minds, and one’s awareness can be on one side or the other, but not on both sides, of this door.

What I need is the means of opening this doorway between Conscious and Inner Mind.

What I get from Image Streaming is the notion that we can actually perform a kind of practice that will begin to open this doorway between Inner Mind processes, and Conscious Mind processes; that by doing the 'out-loud-description' process we can actually, gradually open this doorway between these inner and outer lives and facilitate an easier flow of information between them.

With me so far? Hope so. Back to: "I just don't seem to have the ability to visualize anything but a blank, black nothingness with my eyes closed." What I see when I close my eyes is initially blankness. The sight of the closed door, I would suggest. However, beyond this door is supposed to be the teeming, vigorous, ceaseless activity of the Inner Mind. It seems to me that this teeming activity ought to penetrate the door at least a little bit, through even a closed door, in the same way that a noisy party on the other side of a door will be perceivable through that door. Okay, the sound that comes through the door may only be muffled and dim, and consist of the bass notes since they pass through the door most easily, but something will get through, if only one listens hard enough.

So, I say that initially I see blackness. BUT if I look more closely, I find that this blackness is not featureless - it may have a kind of granularity about it, where there are paler granules dancing against a black background; and this granularity may pulsate somewhat. And if I keep looking, I may start to get a slight hint of a coloured field gradually crossing and recrossing my visual field. And by focussing on these things, they become clearer and stronger. They start out as the muffled hint of something beyond the door, but by focussing on them, they gain more clarity. Sometimes they change dramatically – a couple of times I had the experience of very clear mandala-like imagery forming with a very tangible energy shift or flow. On another occasion, the slightly dancing granularity of what I saw changed into a thrumming, throbbing, frenetic pulsing granularity. And many many times, a slight hint of a coloured wave crossing my visual field has turned into a bright clear powerful coloured field.

I think I am at the very beginning of what may be a long learning process, but Learning Strategies have given me a tangible process, a technique, a practice that I can do, that I believe will gradually ease open this doorway. And even if it’s slow [as it is at the moment], it’s a hell of an advance on feeling that we’re simply stuck with whatever degree of Conscious-Unconscious communications we find ourselves with, and we can’t do anything about it, which is the way things used to seem.

One other thing. Until I started earnestly to try the Image Streaming practice, I assumed I was looking very intently at the blankness behind my eyes. But I have come to realise that I was kidding myself a lot of the time – I thought I was looking hard, but in fact I was spending a lot of time talking to myself in my head, and not really looking at all. That is, my attention was much more on inner dialogue and listening, than it was on actually looking. I might well have been talking to myself about how blank it seemed, but in doing that I wouldn’t really be seeing the blankness, I would be talking about an assumed state of blankness. Even when I thought I was looking, I was frequently mainly listening. So if you see what I mean, and can bring your full visual attention to bear on what you see behind your eyelids, whatever it is, you may start to find that it isn’t just a featureless blankness, but in fact is a blankness which actually possesses a lot of features, and that the more you pay it visual attention, the more dynamic it will become, until it will spring into life!

Another simple little success. Even though I don’t feel I’ve had any great success with Image Streaming during the Image Streaming sessions, I have noticed that when I’m trying to navigate a route when I’m driving, something interesting sometimes happens: I get a flash of a visual representation of my route, a flash of a series of maps showing the segments of my route, in my mind, something that never used to happen. So I feel that that door is opening a little bit in everyday life.

I hope this helps,

Regards,

Marc
Posted By: kittybaroque Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync? - 04/20/07 12:46 AM
Hi Soleoda,

Not sure I can add much to the conversation as I too am in a similar situation to yourself. I'd been thinking about Holosync for a couple of months - I know a couple of people who use it and say it is awesome! - but was a little scared by some of the comments I found online about it. I only have ONE brain so I want to make sure it works properly and the description of 'overwhelm' was what was freaking me out a bit.... Yes, yes, I KNOW if you focus on it you will attract it but that doesn't cut it with me, I just want to know I won't be a TOTAL nut job or that I am recruited into a cult if I use it (sorry, don't mean to offend those who use Holosync, but I guess I have been burnt before by a simlar group/organisation so I just tread/react carefully now...).

I'd read a lot about Learning Strategies and had a chance to view the set of Sonic Access CD's up close and have a read of the manual - I was impressed. I thought this would be a good opportunity for me to try both Learning Strategies and Holosync (to a degree) and I just ordered it and am waiting eagerly for its arrival. I'm excited to pop it in the CD player, can't WAIT!!!

Also, and this might help you, I signed up to a FREE course with Bill Harris interviewing Teachers who had been in 'The Secret' and Hale Dwonski from Sedona was on there along with heaps of other great Teachers. I found Hale and his discussion about Sedona AWESOME and am TOTALLY gonna save up for this course - importantly to me, he sounded like he lives what he teaches and has a calm beautiful personality. I have studied Tibetan Buddhism heaps and it resonates with a lot of Eastern Philosophies and I need to learn how to manage IN THE MOMENT rather than hash up old stuff so I think it will be perfect.

I think we all need different tools and combinations and some work for some and not for others so (unfortunately) it is a matter of experimenting - hard if you are on a budget.

For me, I will work with Sonic Access (and perhaps buy some other paraliminals if it is right for me) and DEF order Sedona tapes or get to a workshop (around $360 but then NO MORE costs involved after that unlike Holosync). I MAY try Holosync after this, depending on how I find working with Sonic but I have been budget challenged recently so I need to be 100% sure before I go with it. I ordered the trial CD but got nothing much out of it though I suspect you really need to try AP to get a real sense. I think Holosync could work well with Sedona too as if you are bringing up feelings with Holosync you have the tools to release them with Sedona. These combined with some Learning Strategies material and other seminars will be I think a POTENT combination.

I look forward to hearing more about your journey and decision and feel free to email me personally if you like so we can share our experiences - I am a FEAR expert too :-)
Blessings
KittyB
Posted By: ph0t0reader Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync? - 04/21/07 08:11 PM
For me I found holosync a waste of money but I am autistic so it could be I am one of the people that does not get results from it. If I was starting out again I would get paraliminals and the free trial of the neuroprogrammer software, those together are very powerful.
Posted By: shakurav Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync? - 04/25/07 01:50 AM
Quote:

For me I found holosync a waste of money but I am autistic so it could be I am one of the people that does not get results from it. If I was starting out again I would get paraliminals and the free trial of the neuroprogrammer software, those together are very powerful.




What is the "neuroprogrammer software"?


As far as the topic, I think I did get something out of Holosync. I went only up to the 1st level with custom made suggestions imbedded (not sure if those did anything at all), and was not able to use every day, but I did do it fairly regularly for almost a year.

For me, it took too much time and money to stick with it long term. I am still glad I did it short term, because a) I do believe the claim they make that progress made is made. Period. You don't lost it (unlike say, working out, which if you stop, you atrophy). And b) I now have the few discs I have (AP and I think Level One) and can use them from time to time (not to mention some of the bonus discs like MAKING CHANGE EASY and the longevity disc (forgot the name).


FWIW...

I am interested in SONIC ACCESS though, and plan on trying it at some point. Not this month though!
Posted By: uniquesoul Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync? - 05/05/07 01:36 PM
Hi Kittybaroque,

I am a Paraliminals and Holosync user. I have bought a number of Learning Strategies products, which I find all most useful. I was instrumental in getting the first Sedona Method organised in Australia and attended it. I do have the CD's of it which I had bought years before.

I think Holosync is like the background you need to do to achieve emotional fitness. I have used the Prologue for a few years and now I am at the first custom level. The Australian distributor of Holosync is organising a series of large meetings of users in some capital cities of Australia. Meetings are free. The next one will be in Brisbane. Go to http://www.meditate.com.au/ams to register or find more out about them. I live in Brisbane and will be there.

The Paraliminals are a tune-up to work on specific areas you want to improve in your life at any given time. I think they are powerful. I still need to try the Sonic Access CD's which I got a month ago or so.

I have also finished the LPIP course with Bill Harris. It is very useful, although the number of 36 lessons are at times repetitive.

For any of these products there is online help or a forum. If you are in trouble, somebody will always be there to help you out. It will be a properly trained person, like Alex on here.

Personally I suggest you pick a product and work hard with it. See which results you get for 6 months or so. Then see where you are at and take the next step.

If you are in Brisbane and will attend the Holosync user meeting (you don't need to have bought the product) we can have a chat there. If you like my email, just send an email on here.
Posted By: kittybaroque Re: Sonic Access vs. Holosync? - 05/10/07 10:36 AM
Hi there US,

Thanks heaps for your reply to my reply :-)

We are certainly in a time where there is much amamzing stuff out there for us to develop ourselves with - my intuition tells me we gotta get in tune fast :-)

I received my Sonic Access order today and also a Holosync trial - currently investigating all options, heh heh...
My thinking is to see how the Sonic Access CD's go first and I will definitely order the Sedona as well, I have a real resonance with Hale Dwonski after hearing him on one of the Bill Harris interviews.
I had the opportunity to see the Sonic Access pack a friend had delivered and it was SOOOOOO awesome I HAD to have it! Looking forward to experimenting but am very new to this technology and this paraliminal/holosync/binaural stuff is a bit freaky to me whether it is safe or not etc and exactly how much study has been done long term effects.

I did come across a pretty awesome program yesterday though said to be more powerful than HS and since the company is based in the same suburb as me the guy dropped it over to my house so I already have it!! - I am reluctant to mention it on here as it is not appropriate but if you do a search for 'Perfect Meditation' and 'meditate like a master' you should find it. I did a session today and its pretty awesome but then I have a connection to Tibetan Buddhism and it has chanting in it. The company is based in Victoria.

Yes, I think I need to focus and work with one method and see how I go. I also think at some stage the paraliminals will be interesting also.

I don't think I will make it to Brisbane but I have had a peek at your link and I think they also have a session in Melbourne so I might head to that one. Feel free to send me a private message if you want to say a Hi*

Thanks heaps for your feedback, good to know that we are not alone on this journey. Looking forward to listening to my Sonic Access and hope you have had a chance to listen to yours also.

Blessings
KittyB
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