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Depression And Anxiety Are Both Caused By The Shutting Down Of Vital Centers In The Brain! The reason these centers shut down or become inactive can vary but in all cases of excessive anxiety and depression these vital centers have indeed become less active than in normal people. These same centers that have shut down in the depressed or anxious person have been found to be extremely active in Tibetan monks who have been studied with EEG and Magnetic resonance equipment. Along with these vital centers of positive emotions there is a certain type of brainwave that is found to be extremely high in the Tibetan Monk while being extremely low in the depressed and anxious individual. Now before I go on I want you to understand that there is now a very powerful way to reactivate the vital brain centers that have become inactive or less active than normal and which also induces very high levels of the brainwave frequency found in Tibetan monks. The way we can do this is through the use of some very powerful audio technology. Recently some hospitals have used electromagnets to try to stimulate the parts of the brain related to depression with some great success but unfortunately it wares off quickly and it is very expensive. The patient needs to go to the hospital and sit under the magnet for long periods which is inconvenient. With our audio technology all that is needed is 10 minutes, an MP3 player or CD player and some stereo headphones. Used daily the results are truly astounding, far more powerful than the electromagnets. Now you should be getting excited about this because your anxiety and depression is about to be cured but you probably are not excited at all. Firstly because you may think this is just hype and you have tried so many other methods with no success but another reason is that if you have been depressed or anxious for some time you probably can’t get excited because the brain centers that would let you feel excited are not working properly. How Does Someone Become Depressed Or Anxious? Were they predisposed to it at birth? Is it genetic? Was it inevitable? Or is it a matter of the individual’s interaction with their environment? Well I would like to make the bold statement that it is the interaction with the environment! The fact that people do get over depression and anxiety and that most sufferers were at some point joyful, is solid proof that the causes are not genetic. The truth is that anyone can become depressed and anyone can become happy. The difference can be clearly seen in the activity of the brain. When someone is happy a certain part of their brain (the left prefrontal cortex) is active and they have normal levels of Gamma brainwaves. When someone is depressed the left prefrontal cortex is less active and they have low levels of Gamma brainwaves. When someone is intensely happy or excited the left prefrontal cortex is very active and they have very high levels of Gamma brainwaves (Tibetan Monks). The consequences of these differences are massive. The Gamma brainwave is a high frequency wave which actually covers all areas of the brain. It is like a unifying wave that keeps the brain working in synchronicity with itself. It holds a person’s different parts together under a strong sense of selfhood. An example will help here: Someone may be interested in tennis but also be interested in science. These are two distinct parts of the personality and neither one of them is the person. They are merely parts. If the person was to become obsessed with tennis and stop all other activities and thoughts some parts of the brain will start to become dormant. The part of the brain associated with tennis would become larger and more active while the part associated with science may become less active and start to shrink. If the person was to become extremely obsessed then the Gamma brainwave would become much weaker than normal as unification is limited by the obsession. Now the person’s sense of self may begin to revolve around tennis only so the sense of self that was held before will become weaker as the tennis self takes over. If the Gamma brainwave was still strong the person would still have other interests besides tennis because all parts of the brain would still be active and synchronized. This is a simple example but it illustrates how the brain works with different compartments and how they are kept together as a unified whole. As people get older their brains become more and more compartmentalized and the Gamma wave does become weaker. People often lose whole parts of themselves as they age as certain brain centers shut down and others become excessively active. The joyful child often becomes a thing of the past. Children If we look at small children we can see that they become excited in an amplified way compared to adults. We can see that their positive emotions can become very high very fast and this is in large part due to the fact that their brain is extremely active. Their left prefrontal cortex is active and it can fire into excitation at the smallest of stimuli. Another thing we can see in small children is that they can be affected by negative emotions just as fast and furiously but that these usually end very quickly. There is no holding onto negative emotions so the brain can continue to function as a whole and regains balance naturally. The natural state for a child is happy and relaxed. Another thing we can notice in children is that they have a strong sense of self despite the fact that they do not yet identify themselves. They have not become compartmentalized yet and have not identified themselves as a Doctor, bricklayer, strong man, beautiful woman or whatever else. The strong sense of self that a child expresses is a result of the unifying Gamma wave. It is because they are a whole instead of being a bunch of disjointed parts that they have a strong sense of self. This sense of self can actually be lost when the Gamma wave becomes weaker because certain parts of the brain can start to dominate. When this occurs a certain part of the personality can take over while other parts become dormant. This leads to self esteem that is either low or requires constant work to keep it high. Something must be done to feel good about oneself unlike the child who just feels good. As the child grows up its environment and personality interact which leads to various parts of the brain becoming more active while others become less active. If negative emotions become very active for prolonged lengths of time it is quite possible for the positive emotional centers in the brain to shut down. If this occurs it can be almost impossible to reactivate them. Those who have suffered from depression and/or anxiety for long periods will know this to be true. All forms of treatment will fail unless the positive emotional centers are reactivated. Once the positive centers shut down along with the Gamma wave becoming weak the person is left in a hard position. They lose the integration that they once had and may not know who they are. They forget how they used to feel and their memories of any time when they felt good and confident are vague at best. While depressed you cannot really remember how it felt to be happy. You can only truly remember a state of mind by accessing that state of mind. Otherwise the memory will be vague. Once the left prefrontal cortex becomes inactive it is impossible to remember a time when it was active with any clarity because to remember that time requires its activation. It is a cruel catch 22 and it is the reason for people getting stuck in bad emotions. Whatever the life circumstances that led to excessive bad emotions and which eventually lead to a shutdown of the left prefrontal cortex and the weakening of the Gamma wave the fact is that these physical effects must be reversed for a healing to take place. There are numerous therapies for depression and anxiety and many of them are amazingly ineffective. If you are depressed or anxious then you probably know this already. Activating the Gamma wave and the left prefrontal cortex can have astounding effects within days. It is extremely powerful, it works like nothing else and it is available right now. When depressed and anxious the sense of self starts to revolve around the negative emotions just like the obsessed tennis player. The person changes and loses the sense of self that they once had. They become compartmentalized and a sense of wholeness is lost. Basically it comes down to this: Whatever receives attention gets stronger! You may have heard this before and know it’s true but does knowing this make any difference. Can a depressed person just start to focus on positive thoughts? Maybe sometimes but it is very difficult while the part of the brain that can focus on positivity is dormant. If this part of the brain was activated it would take no effort to focus on positive feelings and thoughts because they would already be there. It would be effortless and depression would naturally end. What About Drugs? Drugs have profound effects on the activity of the brain. Both illicit and prescription drugs can have devastating effects and I would like to introduce you to a clear understanding of the possibilities. Many of you have probably taken drugs at some point so you may find this interesting. Now if we take someone who has never taken a psychoactive drug and give them say marijuana, amphetamines, cocaine or whatever it may be, their brain activity is affected in a very powerful way. Parts of the brain become more active while others become less active so the sense of continuity of personality can be affected. This is not necessarily a bad thing because most people’s brains have already shut down and become compartmentalized to a large degree. Taking a drug can open someone’s mind simply because it gives them a different view, a different feeling of themselves and a different perception of reality. What is right and wrong, what is good and bad, what is important and unimportant? All of these ideas can be changed by taking drugs as they can give an individual a completely different experience. Also they can show the person parts of themselves that have been dormant for some time such as the joy they experienced as a child. Or maybe a drug will give the user a bad experience by activating parts of the brain that hold fears and insecurities. Whatever happens during the activation will be followed by a come down as the brain goes into the opposite of what happened while on the drug. If the drug caused extreme joy then when it wears off it is likely that sadness will be felt. When enough drugs are taken the come down can actually shut down parts of the brain for a long time. These parts of the brain may be reactivated by further drug use but on each come down they shut off again. Once the brain needs a drug to activate parts that would normally be active we have a serious problem. The initial drug use may open a persons mind and show them that they are more than they thought but after the drug wears off they may actually be even further from wholeness than they were before the drug experience. Another catch 22… Anti depressants, anti psychotics and anti anxiety drugs all have profound effects on the brain of a user. They can lessen bad emotions and make life seem easier but at the same time they lessen positive emotions. They can be seen as a kind of anesthetic for the brain. Nearly all of these drugs reduce sexual pleasure and desire and create a feeling of numbness. This may seem good for someone who has been experiencing negative emotions but do they really help. Do they really lead a person to a brain state that is healthy and happy or do they just numb a person? Drugs will not help you get back to a natural state! People start taking illicit drugs and then end up being treated for the problems this created by taking prescription drugs. It is a circle that needs to be broken. Ok, you have read this far so you obviously find this interesting. It is time to try it for yourself and see what I am talking about. I could go on and on but the truth is in the pudding! Buy Now Technology Experiences Testimonials
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