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Creativity / Brain Storming
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The
Neuro-Programmer 2 includes a unique approach creative
inspiration, brainstorming and reducing creative "block".
Research suggests that the neural
activity of creative
individuals is more unpredictable than that of uncreative
people. Creative people are better able to join seemingly
random ideas together to
form new, completely original
concepts.
However, after long periods of time working on creative
projects many artists and writers can feel "out
of ideas"
or under-stimulated. What is needed is
a new
stimulus
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a way to form new neural
connections,
change
perspectives
and
stimulate the "unpredictability" of neural
activity inherent in the great creative thinks of our
day. In other words,
people with creative blocks are often simply in need
of a fresh experience to jolt them out
of their "boxed" thinking.
NP2
includes sessions designed to increase "out
of the box" thinking by delivering random, unpredictable neural
stimulation. Using the Creativity sessions in NP2
you may think of memories you haven't thought of in years,
discover
completely new ways to look at a situation or you may
find yourself watching as random thoughts pass through
your head. The results are virtually unlimited because
the stimulation is designed
to connect previously unrelated
neural structures together to form fresh ideas.
In addition to the Creativity sessions,
it
a well known and well studied fact that profound relaxation
(such as meditation) can increase and enhance creativity.
When certain brainwave
patterns
are created, visualization becomes vivid, memories
flow easier and you can more easily approach ideas
from different perspectives. In addition to this, creating
brainwaves
that are normally produced during sleep can act
to "reset" the
brain. Have you ever been told to "sleep
on it" when presented with an important decision?
This is good advice, because your mind resets itself
during sleep, often allowing new and more advanced
ideas to surface!
Hundreds of artists and writers use NP2
on a daily basis. Nearly all of them report more elaborate
and creative ideas while using it. Using NP2, inspiration
comes as naturally as breathing.
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Research & Further
Reading
Applied research using alpha/theta training for
enhancing creativity and well-being. Boynton,
T. (2001) Journal of Neurotherapy, 5(1-2), 5-18.
Ecological validity of neurofeedback: Modulation
of slow wave EEG enhances musical performance. NeuroReport,
14(1), Egner, T., & Gruzelier, J. H. (2003, in press)
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and
Creativity - What's the Connection?, The Journal of Creative Behaviour, Vol
28, Number 3, Third Quarter 1994, Bonnie Cramond.
Mega Brain Power, Michael Hutchison

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