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Binaural beats can help people during meditation who get distracted by a constant stream of images, ideas, feelings, and internal conversations. This is a difficulty that many people experience when they are first learning to meditate. The binaural rhythms help to reduce this problem by moving the brainwave rates into the meditation range.

What are Binaural Beats and How Can They Help You?

Binaural beats are auditory processing artifacts, or differences in sound pressure, that are created when two different sounds of slightly differing frequencies are played into each ear. The brain then mixes the signals together creating a third binaural signal. This binaural beat is perceived by the listener as a distinct frequency.

Binaural rhythm are a type of brainwave entrainment that can be used to help you achieve different states of mind. They are a type of auditory illusion that can be used to induce different states of consciousness and influence the brain’s activity. By using binaural beats, you can enter into a state of deep meditation very quickly and easily.

The History of the Discovery of Binaural Beats

The history of the discovery of binaural beats is somewhat murky, but it is thought that they were first discovered in 1839 by Heinrich Wilhelm Dove. However, it wasn’t until 1973 that Dr. Gerald Oster published an article in Scientific American discussing the effects of binaural beats on human brainwaves.

Benefits

By creating different frequencies in each ear, binaural rhythm can be used to create an effect called entrainment, which is said to help improve focus, creativity and meditation. Some studies also suggest that listening to binaural beats may have positive effects on cognitive function.

It’s also been suggested that they can help people relax and fall asleep more easily. Though some research supports these claims, more studies are needed to determine whether or not binaural rhythm has any long-term effects.

How to Use Binaural Beats for Meditation

First things first, you will need some headphones for this exercise. The reason being is because we want the left and right earphones to be playing separate frequencies in order to create the binaural beat effect.

This process helps to synchronize your brainwaves and allows you to experience different mental and emotional states. Once you have your headphones, find an comfortable spot where you won’t be disturbed and sit or lie down in it.

Breathing Technique

There are many ways to use breathe during binaural meditation. One way is to count your breaths. Another way, which I find more helpful, is to connect the breath with the beat.

For example, when you hear a bass note in the music, exhale; when you hear a higher pitched note, inhale. This will help keep your breathing and heart rate in sync with the beat of the music

There is still much research to be done on the effects of binaural beats, but some preliminary results are promising. It seems like there’s potential for binaural rhythm to provide a range of benefits for humanity.