Your thoughts create your reality. How many times have I heard that? Today, more and more people are aware of things like the law of gravity and the power of the mind to manifest physical reality. And more and more people are exploring their ability to appear. However, not everyone gets the results they desire.
One reason for this is that showing up successfully and consistently requires that you focus your mind on what you actually want, rather than what you don’t want. And this mental focus can be a challenge for many, as most of us have minds scattered all over the place, flitting randomly from thought to thought and resisting any serious attempt at prolonged focus.
In an effort to learn how to better keep their thoughts and focus in check, many people are turning to meditation, especially brainwave meditation. This includes listening to sounds of specific frequencies, which have been shown to help the brain relax deeply. In this state, conscious thought slows down, and the very strong one-way focus type of manifestation becomes much easier.
While binaural beats are the most common type of brainwave used, syncopated beats are becoming increasingly popular. Let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons of using simultaneous recordings to illustrate.
Advantages of syncopation
First, many people have found that chronic isotones are the most powerful way to isolate sound-based brainwaves. Compared to binaural and monaural impulses of similar frequencies, the isochronic seems to tug on the brain faster and more deeply. This is probably because equal pulses are separated more clearly, making it easier for the brain to follow.
Second, unlike binaural beats, syncopated beats do not require the use of headphones. This makes them great for anyone who has problems using headphones for whatever reason, and much more convenient too, since you can use them even if you don’t have headphones on hand.
Another advantage of syncopated expression is that it can make it appear much easier than using traditional techniques. The syncopated tones can be very specifically targeted, making it relatively easy to achieve a hyper-focused brain state that triggers arousal. It works because when the brain is very relaxed, the subconscious mind is more receptive to the suggestions and images you plant in it. And when you change your subconscious beliefs and expectations, your physical reality will change to match them.
However, syncopated tones are not perfect.
Defects of isochronic tones
For one thing, even beats are a relatively new technique compared to binaural beats. As such, it’s not widely available, so there aren’t a lot of options for simultaneous appearance recordings.
Isochronic tones also have a distinct sound and, unlike binaural tones, must remain audible in order to be effective. This means that it cannot be completely mastered by music, pink noise, or other sounds. This isn’t necessarily a problem, but if you’re one of the people who finds the sound of thumping equal beats unpleasant, chronic isometric meditation may not be for you.
Like other forms of brain waves, isochronics should not be used by people who are prone to seizures, and anyone with health issues is advised to check with their doctor before using isochronics. If you have health issues that make the use of brainwaves not recommended, it is best to stick to the traditional methods.
Overall, I think even tones are a very powerful help for almost anyone who wants to show their life exactly what they want it to be. It helps you take control of your thoughts in a very focused way, which is an invaluable skill to have if you want to create your reality from the inside out.
