Step 4Auditory deprivation, white noise and binaural beats
Use noise canceling headphones or plugs if you go them.
If not you can listen to white noise or binaural beats.
Or you can use a combination of all.
BWgen (brainwave generator) is a very nice and free program that produce binaural beats as well as white noise. Link for the program is found in the Binaural beat article at
http://www.biotele.com
For tactile sensory reduction wear gloves.
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http://simplynoise.com/
listen to noise to ignore.. the... noise.. hmm..
If you don't, your brain will focus it's attention on any familiar sounds it can find. You might feel more focused than usual on, for example, the birds outside your window. Your brain makes the connection between chirps and birds every day. If you take the ability for it to do it's job away, it will [not to scare you] go into a manic state trying to make up it's own patterns to decode.
Would you then reccomend me to listen to this when I'm asleep, or should I listen to some special dream music? And by the way. This white or pink noise. Will it ruin my ears?
Best regards,
A W H
You shouldn't be asleep. You should be relaxed, and try to keep an open, clear mind. If you're stressed out, your mind will be racing around every day thoughts, and the process of depriving it will take longer. This is because your mind has something to dedicate it's focus to other than senses.
Another thing, which is my crucial problem when attempting to relax: Don't try too hard, either. If you're mind is racing, take a few moments to mellow out comfortably in bed. It's not only best for the experiment, but for your health as well. ;)
Once you're nice and relaxed, proceed just as the instructable describes. White or pink noise won't ruin your ears as long as it's not too loud, and they're probably optimal for something like this.
There is (sadly) no special dream music however; music contains patterns which will disrupt this process. If you want a little more than just noise though, I'd recommend the binaural beat approach.
Just let me know if you'd like some more information on binaural beats; but I feel I've gone into a little too much detail here. This stuff fascinates me, sorry for ranting on about it. xD
Best regards,
Me
It's actually harder with ipod because apple does not allow you to save straight to the ipod, but you need to use itunes.