It isn’t that I have a problem dealing with stressful situations, so much as I have an issue unwinding and destressing once I get back home in the evenings. This doesn’t make for a particularly happy home as I shout at the kids, complain to my partner and generally become a pain to be around. Thoroughly fed up with where I found myself, I thought it high time that I did something about it. And I’m glad I did, as I touch upon here in this Totally Tranquil Review, calming down after a hectic day is not such a problem anymore.
In my opinion, what makes this technique so attractive is that it has been developed by Holothink which, as you may know, have been behind other successful initiatives. If I’m honest, knowing it came from them that gave me the confidence to try the system. Indeed, so confident was I, I just signed straight up though I could’ve used the trial track which is downloadable from their site.
When I listened to the track for the first time, it seemed not a great deal different to other meditation tracks I was aware of; although there was a lack of human interaction which some suffer from. Personally, I find such recordings a distraction, no matter how soothing the voice. However, whilst I was aware of how the technology was meant to work, it was not until I started feeling relaxed that I realized just how it worked.
The difference is in frequencies of sound, many of which are picked up only subconsciously as we happily listen to pleasant sounds, tones and noises. I was struggling to think of a good analogy to describe these frequencies, though I can think of nothing more apt than to suggest it is similar to how dolphins and whales communicate with each other. Without the aid of special equipment, we can’t hear most of their cries, but they are there.
Science quiz over, all you really need to understand is how these frequencies work; in essence they are signals which help your brain to relax. After a particularly hectic day, your brain is on mental fire and finds it hard to calm itself; these tones help with this process. In the view of this Totally Tranquil Review; think of it as a nice relaxing bath for your cranium!
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
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