Mr. Neil Slade,
        I have all your material.. Bought it from you a couple of years ago. I think it is great! I continue to click the amygdala forward.
        I have a question regarding The Natural Brain Radar Catalyst. Why does it work the way you say it does? It sounds, to my perception, like ocean waves. How did you create it, and why now offer it?

Respectfully, Miguel

Hi Miguel,

I recently completed a 2 1/2 year creative writing project- The Book of Wands. Most of this book was written in an environment where the sound I heard is the sound that I've recreated in this audio file.

It is a combination of five auditory elements, a combination of natural and electronic sound--  white noise, fans, crickets, wind, and running water (waterfall and creek).

The balance of these particular sounds is maintained in the audio file.

If you have read through my materials, you understand that it is my as well as researcher Lingo's opinion and observations that extrasensory abilities come into play indirectly, when we are relaxed, and clicked forward, as opposed to a direct conscious attempt to turn on ESP. Lingo called this "normal-paranormal abilities"

Meditation has been used to do this as well, such as meditation on a candle flame to encourage pre-cognitive ability.

Meditation has also been used to enhance creativity and allow access to new ideas, and this is supported by a lot of study and research.

I have a strong background in yoga and mediation, and it is not uncommon used that one can meditate on a "neutral" sound to achieve the alpha brainwave state. 

Any one of the sounds, ie. white noise, fans, water, and/or wind can be used to this effect alone, or in combination- and this is provided by the audio file.

It's just my personal experience that I've found this particular combination in this balance helps achieve the desired effect of relaxation and creativity, and hence, the right state of mind that would allow one access to the type of paranormal and extrasensory experiences I have described in my materials and on the web site. 

For me, the 1100 page Book of Wands, and the stories contained of my real life experiences (admittedly subjective) is my modest personal material proof of the value of listening and effortlessly using such sounds to one's great advantage.

I would expect that if you sat on the beach and listened to the sound of the ocean and waves, you might have a similar experience. For me, I prefer a more even sound that I regularly use myself- the very sound of the Brain Radar Catalyst.

Thanks
Neil