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Copyright © 2013 by Douglas Dailey
Mindfulness of our neurophysiological requirements
Premise: Mindfulness of our neurophysiological requirements
for freedom and effective functioning leads to epigenetic
changes that profoundly influence the experience and
presentation of core “self” in everyday life.
Technology-assisted self-realization (TASR) means the use of
technology to assist in mindfulness of our neurophysiological
requirements. Here we will discuss the “brain-computer-brain
interface” (BCBI), neuromodulation and neurofeedback to
monitor and train EEG (electroencephalogram) patterns
associated with “higher” states of consciousness.
When one strays from mindfulness of nature, when there is an
apoptosis of the self, or cultivation of oblivion, often under the
influence of overwhelming trauma, toxins and uncertainty, then
there are epigenetic switches thrown to amplify “sickness”
behavior. These include changes to the neuroplasticity and dynamics of the neural networks involved in
experience and theory of mind, self, other and world. Under such circumstances the past and the future both
take a heavy toll on the conscious experience of the moment.
Neurofeedback (NFB) allows the sub-conscious and conscious minds access to precise metrics about
fundamental behaviors of its neural networks. Under the best of circumstances, the brain uses this information
to seek adaptation and efficiency.
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