What I would like to present to you now is my own original method.
I managed to fit all the beneficial brain waves into a single audio file—from 1 Hz to 19 Hz.
I called this original method
Crossing.
Because I crossed the frequencies in the audio.
I will explain my method below.
The audio lasts 15 minutes.
Right ear:
At the beginning of the track: 41 Hz; at the end of the track: 62 Hz.
Left ear—everything is reversed.
What do we get from listening to such audio?
The track begins by creating a 19 Hz binaural wave in the brain. Closer to the middle, the wave frequency moves toward 1 Hz and even lower. Then it diverges back toward 19 Hz.
Visually, on a frequency scale, it will look as though 41 rises toward 62 in the right ear, while in the left ear it descends from 62 to 41.
And in the middle they cross, since we are dealing with stereo—two channels.
That is why I called my method
Crossing.
I understand that what I have just written may have been difficult for you to understand.
I assure you—inventing it was even more difficult. And making it was harder still.
This audio should be listened to with good headphones. In-ear headphones will not do.
Because I used very low frequencies.
What are good headphones?
They should at least be larger than in-ear headphones.
For example, something like this:
In-ear headphones most likely will not even be able to reproduce the sound and will crackle.
In other words, they are definitely unsuitable.
I have several wireless in-ear headphones—they cannot cope and start to “choke,” producing clicks.
So you definitely need large headphones. They are not expensive, and many people already have them.
I wrote above what the 41 Hz and 62 Hz frequencies do. This is mainly physiology. That is, our body, immune system, cells, and so on. In other words—our physical body: its strength and health.
Moreover, my new method—Crossing—makes it possible to deliver the entire frequency range to both ears in a single audio track. That is, both 41 and 62 Hz. With all other methods, there is a sharp separation: either 62 Hz goes to one ear or to the other.
Therefore, I think that in our time such audio will be useful to everyone. Because
I did not add any musical background, since the frequency is already low. This means it is barely audible. Moreover, it is not that high-frequency sound—a squeak—that occurs at high frequencies. This sound is more natural, for example, resembling the howling of wind outside the window. Or, at the very least, underwater sounds. Yes, exactly—mostly underwater sounds. Muffled and low-pitched.
So, if you have headphones, click play and close your eyes.
Listen to audio:
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You need to listen to it all the way through, because according to my Crossing method, the sound seems to massage the brain with all the binaural and external frequencies. I emphasize: all of them, in the range from 41 to 62 Hz for the external frequencies and from 0 to 19 Hz for the binaural frequencies—that is, the brain waves themselves.
The creator of the “Crossing” method is Sergei Veretennikov.
Let me try once again to explain why you need to listen from beginning to end.
I made a simple diagram for you (click to enlarge the image).
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The crossing point consists of two stereo channels: left and right. Simply put, these are the two ears.
At the crossing point, a wave close to zero is generated in the brain. This corresponds to the middle of the audio track. At the beginning and end, it is 19 Hz. In other words, all frequencies from 0 to 19 Hz.
At the same time, the external carrier frequencies also switch to their opposites in the middle of the track.
I will go further. This also occurs in our brain. For example, the right hemisphere controls the left hand, while the left controls the right. That is why we write with our right hand—it is more convenient. You know this.
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That is precisely why breathing alternately through the left and right nostrils calms us.
I even gave you such a practice—
here.
But I will not go into that. Just know that cross-connections exist in our bodies; they are a natural phenomenon. We have known this since school biology lessons.
In this thread, I will continue creating similar audio for you using the Crossing method.