Research shows that, compared to reading or thinking silently (as if there’s another way to think), the act of speech is a “powerful mechanism for improving memory for selected information.”
According to scientists, “Learning and memory benefit from active involvement. When we add an active measure or a production element to a word, that word becomes more distinct in long-term memory, and hence more memorable.”
In short, while mentally rehearsing is good, rehearsing out loud is even better.
A few kinds words are better than reviews any day: here’s a comment about Mindwaves from an instagram post.
Excellent album! Sounds like the four years did you good, up there with Hibernation album, another healing record – thanks so much for your work! 🙏 special stuff, really special
This episode focuses on stimulating the limbic system of the brain. I particularly enjoyed her deep dive into increasing your energy and vibration by stimulating the limbic system with music. As the auditory nerve is directly connected to limbic system, music has a direct effect on the brain and rewires and heals the brain. She suggests music that is both rhythmic and calming, while the music itself has no lyrics, as we end up distracted by lyrics which stimulates the language centers of the brain. The music should fade into the background to the point where you don’t even notice it. In this episode, she recommends my album Solfeggio Suite, as well as our joint project, the Creative Alchemy guided meditation ($12.99) and the Creative Alchemy Instrumental Mix (Included with Creative Alchemy or available as alone for a donation.)
I absolutely loved this episode of the series and I validate and support Theresa’s understanding of how sound healing connects the mind, body and spirit.
Bullard’s emphasis on intention is what draws me to her work. In this episode she reminds me of the importance of intentionally stimulating our senses to develop new habits while pruning away old patterns that are no longer serving our greatest good. We are more than passive receptors, and through intention we can create a lifestyle that brings us closer to an existence of excellence and harmony.
New album out now, available on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and many more. Links available at http://smarturl.it/sjfvbo. Listen to the album or download for free — no email required — at higher-music.bandcamp.com
Each track of Mindwaves represents the epitome of a single brainwave state: experience the expansive unity of consciousness found in the 40Hz tones encoded into in “Mindwave Gamma”, the mystery of meditation with “Mindwave Theta”, and the profound depths of “Mindwave Delta”.
WARNING: This music contains audio brainwave entrainment technologies. People who are subject to seizures, auditory disorders, or adverse mental conditions should not listen to this music without first consulting a physician. DO NOT listen to this music while driving, operating heavy machinery, or performing any other activities that require focused attention. Although binaural beats entrainment audio may contribute to wellness, it is not intended as a replacement for medical or psychological treatment. No medical claims are intended express or implied. No statements made have been evaluated or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. For best results, use stereo headphones or earbuds.
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Indigo is a beautifully melodic work combining the musical artistry of J.S. Epperson enhanced with a unique blend of brainwave entrainment technologies designed to evoke a state of relaxed focus.
This recording is also available on Amazon, Apple Music, Google Play, iTunes, Spotify and many more. For direct links to those stores, visit: http://smarturl.it/jseindigo
In 2008, I was in a rehearsal studio in Seattle. After working for almost a month with a singer for a show I was working on, she figured out I was “the” J.S. Epperson. She yanked out her iPod and showed me that she had listened to Indigo more than 4,800 times. She listened to it constantly while she worked and said it was the best album she had ever heard. And frankly, this album does get a lot of love.
