Gaia: Holosync - Non-Centerpointe sound technologies - Non-Binaural Sounds?

Re: Non-Binaural Sounds?

http://sumari.gaia.com — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 00:49:07 GMT

Thanks, guys. I tried headphones today instead of my earbuds, and it really made a difference. I had purchased headphones with separate controls, but the only one I could find cost $6.00, so you can imagine the quality. It was actually worse than the earbuds.

I think using the headphones might do the trick.

Re: Non-Binaural Sounds?

Sun, 02 Nov 2008 17:34:14 GMT

Hi Deb:

Another thing you might consider is to have ear-phones (as Polly suggested around the ear), that have separate volume settings for both ears. That way you could adjust the sound for the ear that isn't as good for hearing. As to some of the sounds on Awakening Prologue, if you can just bear with these until you get into the next level, because of the different "smoother" technology used in the remaining levels, you'll notice quite a difference in how things sound - not quite as harsh.

Most people don't really consciously "hear" the binaural beats anyways, listening at normal / reasonable volume levels - it is the strength of the carrier and frequency that actually helps create the binaural effect - not the loudness or lack of loudness.

The other thing to consider is that some people don't see changes for much longer than four months - and unless you've been keeping a daily diary, you may not have noticed incrementally smaller changes that have been happening, until one day you suddenly realize the distance travelled. So try a different ear-phone configuration, please, before giving up. Also, keep in mind - this is not a race to a finish line.

I'm also wondering if you've had your ears tested lately. This would be interesting to do before you move into the levels where the Autofonix "silent" affirmations is used (after Awakening Prologue), as Autofonix has been noted to actually improve hearing, so once you've moved up to Awakening Level 1, you may find that your hearing does improve over time.

Be well!
Gem

Re: Non-Binaural Sounds?

http://pollyanna.gaia.com — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 16:45:54 GMT

Hi Deb,

Please don't give up! Do you use earbuds or headphones? If my memory serves me correctly, the sound stimulating the whole outer ear can work, even though you cannot hear it. All one needs to have are good earphones which surround the whole outer ear in order for them to be adequately stimulated.

Hope this helped,

Polly

Non-Binaural Sounds?

http://sumari.gaia.com — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 14:22:20 GMT

I'm ready to give up on Holosync. I have diminished hearing in one ear (since childhood) and I think that is why I am not seeing any changes after four months. I can't hear the sounds in my right ear, unless I turn the volume WAY UP. Then the chimes and the other noises really irritate me--especially one sound that comes in toward the beginning.

I've done a little searching, and it seems there are brainwave sounds that do not require headphones called either monoaural or monaural. Do any of you know about these? Do you know of anyone who sells these?

Deb