HOW TO ACQUIRE EMOTIONAL WELLNESS

HOW TO ACQUIRE EMOTIONAL WELLNESS

Practitioners in the field of alternative health and holistic healing have realized that color can be a highly useful part of any protocol focused on maintaining wellness. Practitioners in many countries are particularly vested in using color, light and sound as treatment for emotional and mental challenges.

The brain’s ability to process stimuli entering through the eye or ears is amazing. As the light enters the retina the brain recognizes and processes color thus impacting visual perception and behavior. The power of color and sound are the very essence of life.  It may well be the most magnificent experience we take for granted. Color is around us everywhere. It embraces us and we interpret life through color much as we do shape, texture, and sound.

19^th century American Surgeon E. Babbit, M.D, reported that colored lights promoted significant healing results by affecting the human energy fields through the pathways of the nerve fibers in the skin. Dr. Babbit also discovered the strong connection through the eye to the limbic system of the brain. These pathways are responsible for emotions and are activated by color. 

The Mindgear MindLightz method for the merging of color and sound is somewhat unique. The MindLightz was developed using Bluetooth technology to enhance the brain’s utilization of certain brainwaves to complement the mental state desired and stimulate positive responses. All MindLightz light and sound sessions are available on your Apple App foe iphone or ipad. For your wireless Bluetooth lightframes and headphones this light and sound website comes highly recommended. 

The most exciting way in which color, sound and light finds their way inside the subconscious mind, the immune system, the limbic system and the nervous system has only recently been discovered. Using your MindLightz color-galore lightframes and binaural sounds will help you become more positive in meeting challenges. It will provide you with the energy necessary to make new beginnings and enable your migration to a positive life style.

Everyday our sensory systems use color and sound to give meaning to our lives. The use of sensory inputs stimulates the inner strength we posses. This enables us to lead better lives through helping us find solutions, realizing messages instinctively, and seeing pathways to achievements never thought possible. We are guided by our own contemplations as we look inside ourselves and find new raw powers; the lack of fears or inhibition, and higher levels of self-function.

Learning is the gift of the mind to the body. How to, when to, and all other variables that accompany life decisions are monitored by the mind. Decisions are based on what has been learned. Almost all programming or in-printing, both negative and positive, is accepted by the time we are three years old.

The way we were treated previously molded the way we treat ourselves today. Hopefully, changes will occur for those who did not experience positive input during their early lives.  The need for an improved mental outlook is learned by developing new thought processes, using the more able parts of the mind. The use of color, light, and sound stimulation is not to alter the mind but rather facilitate the learning of new concepts.

Research has shown that light can stimulate changes in lymphatic fluids and blood, and affect nerve synapses. After being energized by a color, the effect is transmitted to specific sites in the brain where the light energy is dissipated.

Color, light, and sound sensory stimulation is a useful modality to affect personal change. This is important as it relates to a normal progression of learning by the brain. Through this modality, there is no altering of the mind, but rather a personal awakening, allowing a self-imposed ability to affect change. In other words, you learn to change a thought process by understanding that, that thought will cause pain or discomfort.

Any sensory organism seeks change to better the situation. Color, light and sound sensory stimulation acts as a coach, or guidance mechanism for a person seeking change or modification to their thought processes such as autism. By using sensory stimulation a road for connected thought is constructed for use to further contact and learning.