BrainWave Vibration - Get into the Rhythm

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Brain Wave Vibration training uses physical movement to affect the brain waves for total wellbeing.

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Follow the natural rhythms of your body to balance your mind and reduce stress.

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Brain Wave Vibration can be done in a number of different postures, and you can create your own postures as you learn to follow the flow of energy and the needs of your body. Regardless of the posture or method you use, your attitude and intention are important. Set an intention for your practice and then just enjoy the movement and let your thinking mind drift away. You can start with this basic form below and then try the other methods that are described in Ilchi Lee's book, Brain Wave Vibration: Getting Back into the Rhythm of a Happy, Healthy Life, to discover what feels right to you.

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The Brain Wave Vibration audio book with self-training CD from BEST Life Media will be available in December 2008 online, in Dahn Yoga centers, and in many retail locations except major bookstore chains.

Basic Form: The Head Nod Method This method is one of the most simple and convenient forms of Brain Wave Vibration. It can be done anytime during the day to refresh your brain, even sitting at a desk while working or studying. You can also try it while lying down before sleeping. The Head Nod Method is designed to deliver vibrations directly to the brain stem for deep relaxation and release of tension. After this exercise, you will be able to focus and retain information more successfully. It will also help you avoid the stiff neck and shoulders that often accompany work and study. Try it for just three minutes in the afternoons when you feel fatigued, and you will feel much more energized.

  1. Sit in a chair with your arms resting comfortably at your sides or in front of you on a desk. You may also sit on the floor in a half-lotus posture. When sitting in a chair, do not lean your back against the chair, but keep your back straight.

  2. Close your eyes and breathe comfortably, relaxing your body completely.

  3. Begin gently shaking your head from side to side. It is normal to hear some noise from the neck as you begin, but this will lessen with practice. Breathe fully, focusing especially on the exhalation.

  4. Focus on your brain stem, located at the point where your head pivots left and right.

  5. Visualize your brain stem and entire brain lighting up as you go deeper and deeper into the shaking motion. Your head may also go up and down or follow the shape of an infinity symbol as you go deeper into the motion

  6. After a few minutes, slowly return to external awareness, breathing in and exhaling fully.

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Ilchi.com

Author’s personal website, featuring his journal, inspirational messages, recorded lectures, biography, and more.

DahnFoundation.org

This non-profit Foundation coordinates free and low-cost classes in a variety of venues, seeking to expand access regardless of socioeconomic limitations.

DahnYoga.com

The nationwide network of Dahn Yoga centers teach the Brain Wave Vibration method as part of their mind-body curriculum.

IBREA.org

The International Brain Education Association is disseminating Brain Education to 100 countries, and hosts conferences at the U.N.