Why Some People Change and Others Don’t
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T23:56:39-08:00The issue is not how or why you might change, but whether you're flexible enough to change at all.
The issue is not how or why you might change, but whether you're flexible enough to change at all.
I encourage my clients to build a solid brain-function foundation, and for this I’m leaning toward easy, brainwave training.
Music, as structure in time, is the opposite of confusion.
Communication is the synchrony between brains.
I’m offering a free, online, video-based, mini-course on brainwaves. It consists of seven 10-minute videos interspersed with text and sprinkled with links to my related blog posts.
I can teach you how to wake up. It’s the way to fulfillment, but the path won’t be clear. Therapeutic dreaming is a process of waking up.
An exploration of the three components of personal change: rationality, emotion, and awareness.
My book "The Path To Sleep, Exercises for an Ancient Skill," is now in print and available. Listen to a sample chapter: Rhythms in the Body.
This post is about our essential ability to change state and perception. At its root, this is what hypnosis is: the phototaxis of consciousness.
You can train your brain to function better during sleep. It’s a process of tuning down habitual tension and separating yourself from habitual conflict.
"Spontaneous fainting, an unexplained phenomenon, is a clue to the nature of consciousness... I guess 30% of us will instantly "faint" with nothing more than a touch and a few quick words. It's called 'rapid induction'..."
I've published the book the audiobook The Path to Sleep. The Path to Sleep leads you through 27 hypnotic meditations to integrate mind and body; paths of attention that underlie your thought patterns. I read the whole book once, and you repeat the practices to absorb the rhythms and patterns. The book is presented as an album, as music, so you can repeat the practices, which are separate tracks.