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| Well here are a few more songs that help me feel better. I think many of you will also like them.
__________________ Member of the Epilepsy Foundation. Undiagnosed sufferer of Dysgraphia. LEGO County, NY Fire Service /SB/ My RFD Store Last edited by BIGMAN131307; 11-18-2008 at 02:27 AM. Reason: video was missing |
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| A few more oldies for the CWE group.
__________________ Member of the Epilepsy Foundation. Undiagnosed sufferer of Dysgraphia. LEGO County, NY Fire Service /SB/ My RFD Store |
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Something I've found I've found that what music makes me feel better depends on my mood and that listening to music that reflects the mood I'm in helps me work through it. For example if I"m depressed depressing music helps bring me out of it (Leonard Cohen is good for that). If I'm angry punk helps me release that anger. I've also found that as I get older I value relaxation music (classical, new age & various instrumental music) more & more.
__________________ "It's no longer a question of staying healthy. It's a question of finding a sickness you like." -Jackie Mason |
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Brain Music Therapy This is really interesting. I know you'll enjoy it Speber (click the link for the full article - there's more to the story): Quote :
It sounds an awful lot like OchsLabs LENS system as far as the underlying mechanism is concerned (though the feedback technology is different).
__________________ Check out this chart of alternative epilepsy treatments and this page on EEG Neurofeedback. Would you like to help support this forum? We recently had a bunch of new neurofeedback practitioners agree to offer CWE members discounts for service. See post #12 for the list of all participating practitioners. Last edited by speber; 04-04-2010 at 04:27 PM. Reason: "Sustain The Brain" is now a DEAD LINK |
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| Hi to all! May be I'm saying now like conservative hunker, but my opinion about this "brainmusic from Moscow" is plain and simple: It's a sort of well known AVE (audio-visual entrainment) therapy, at best. See for details here: http://www.mindalive.com/1_0/article%201.pdf and there: DEAD LINK>>> hyperprogram.com/Descargas/Entrainment.pdf Things like "e-mailing to Moscow, coding", etc. are just necessary psychological tricks to enhance placebo- component of this training. Sure, any good music possesses heailing effect on the mind. Let's remember so called "Mozart effect" etc. But special music coded in Moscow... Even based on EEG... No, ladies and gentlemen - is far beyond my understanding... Best to all! Last edited by speber; 04-04-2010 at 04:30 PM. Reason: noted a dead link |
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| Hi Speber. Have you actually researched this area of study? If so, I could use your knowledge and expertise as this is related to what I am researching now. Many thanks, Rocket Man. |
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| I used to like "how do you like me now." Of course that was when I was quickly working my way up. Good thing I never did it blare it for the people I would have so loved to do because I ended up needing to rely on them to help me out when the epilepsy struck |
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"How Do You Like Me Now?"....... Did it actually help you recover?...is that what you are saying?.....because I have had similar experiences with certain tunes. Peace Speber
__________________ Music\auditory Stimulus and the Epileptic Brain...List of music/epilepsy related links...CWE Members can also visit Speber's Auditorium where they can vote on how different music affects them in simple polls. |
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| Hi Speber. Have you actually researched this area of study? If so, I could use your knowledge and expertise as this is related to what I am researching now. Many thanks, Rocket Man. |
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| Well, back when I could actually hear music, I loved listening to Michael Groban and Celtic Thunder. They both helped me relax.
__________________ "Watch your words, for they become actions. Watch your actions, for they become habits. Watch your habits, for they become character. Watch your character, for it will become your destiny." Epilepsy 101 |
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"If I Only Had A Brain, That Worked" Life would be so much better if we only had brains, that worked. ![]()
__________________ Member of the Epilepsy Foundation. Undiagnosed sufferer of Dysgraphia. LEGO County, NY Fire Service /SB/ My RFD Store |
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| Speder In the beginning, you asked what type of music I would like to listen to. Melody music is definetely one of them. Laying down in the fall with leaves falling through the trees, would definetely relax me. I can have a picnic with leaves falling through the trees, as well. |
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if it weren't for all the falshy thingys, I'd post some of seber's music. It's on youtube under coffee sergeants. A lot of the songs are wonderfully relaxing and mellow. For those who are audio sensitive: I give warning for the feedback deliberately done on the songs. |
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| Hi Shelly I do not anything about youtube. I am probably the only one who doesn't. How do I get into youtube and seber's music? He has great music ideas. Give me the address, please |
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| Now, I look and see the music from you tube. That is fantastic. Thank you!! I do not have auditory on my computer. My computer is that old. Bernard has put soft light brown colors for us. That helps us as well. |
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