BrainEV's demo MP3

28 May I downloaded BrainEV's demo MP3 that Daily Guru first told me about. But I did not care to try it out immediately as I knew more or less what to expect: a transformation of thought patterns that I'd first encountered with binaural beats back in the 80s in KL. (And which development I'd been actively seeking with such exercises as journal writing with my left hand)

I've been using the demo on a casual basis without any change in mood or outlook that I could discern, until sometime last week when I had a colored dream. While it wasn't the first time that I'd dreamt in color, this occasion seemed a little more coherent and detailed. More to the point, I could recall it: I was in what seemed to be Yap's house at an evening gathering with people I knew from my past. While there was no clear story line, we were dressed in costumes that looked as if they came from the European Renaissance.

This afternoon I recalled an uncolored dream that appeared to be the beginning of a TV episode that had to do with an attack on armed fortifications. There was a voice over describing the motivation for the action, which faded when I awoke.

Just as I did so, a few bars of a slow melody floated into my thoughts that later developed into alternating strands of fast and slow bars; with the fast bars consisting of different melodies. It seemed to be European in character and may be a dance form I could have picked up somewhere yonks.

Now this reminds me of how Schubert described the way musical ideas came to him. He went to a quiet place and "remembered a melody he had never heard before."

Three hours later I can still hear the music running my brain.

This afternoon's episode was not unexpected as I'd intuited "memorable new developments" in the morning. And meeting Lawrence's son having a cigarette break outside Kao Lee restaurant and subsequent invitation to rare dim sum breakfast with his father seemed to start the day on a memorable note.

Hmm... I wonder what will turn up if I should use the BrainEV as regularly as the site instructions suggest, once in the morning and once before going to bed. And if I should start learning Mandarin.

"Do stay with us," as the FM radio compere might say?

The original link via Daily Guru http://www.gobrainev.com/
If you decide to try their sampler, you may get email from the related http://www.brainsalon.com/
(The same guy appears in a video overlay)