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The awakened mind: Biofeedback and the development of higher states of awareness

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This book could easily change your life. I got into Light & Sound or Mind Machines after I read the first edition of Hutchinson's 'Megabrain Report'. Awakened Mind is even more up-to-date and has a lot of new research discussed in ti. (six stars). Everything Cade writes about on the potential of photo driving, or entrainment with these machines is true based on my experience and many of my friends experiences. Since the first edition of this book, dozens of new manufacturers of Light & Sound machines have appeared. More research in entrainment has been funded by the NIMH, VA, and NIH along with dozens of major universities. This book also discusses alternative medicine, brain drugs and suppliments. Cade is responsible for the almost overwhelming interest in Europe and Asia in mind machine research. He predicted the Neurosync behavior modification software techniques would be used and indorsed by clinics in Megabrain. I've read all his books, listened to him speak and am increasingly impressed with his intelligence and knowledge. ---- Also recommended: Also recommended: Alien Rapture by Steiger, a thriller filled with high technology, Top Secret research and the use of mind machines to reprogram minds. I HIGHLY Awakened Mind to any reader wanting to make mental, behavioral, and intelligence changes.

A classic, required reading for anyone desiring to learn about the development and early discoveries of neurofeedback training. Easy to understand, written for the layperson.

Maxwell Cade is an excellent author. His book was easy to read, as a matter of fact, I ate it up. The ideas and implications of this book are enourmous, but even more importantly, they are practical. This book is well documented and based on fact, not theology or philosiphy. There are no irritating references to mystical things beyond understanding but instead a straight forward approach to a new way of research and self improvement. I hope I one day will get to meet Maxwell Cade and discuss the thoughts he has shared in this book. I am still seaching for a way to get to a practitioner who can give the training offered to the subjects in this book, if anyone can help me, please e-mail me at BigBad104@hotmail.com