Category Archives: Vision

Alpha Brainwave Generation Glasses

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In my post AlphaWAVE Relaxation / Performance Improvement Disk, I discussed the benefits of producing alpha brainwaves. I primarily focused on relaxation and performance improvement from continued use of the disk.

However, there are many other benefits: Reducing Heart rate and Blood pressure; Improving mood; Stress reduction; Treating depression; Pain control; Sleep and dream improvement; Libido treatment; and Anxiety control.

With so much to gain in one’s health from alpha brainwave production, and knowing that people want immediate and impressive results, I decided to see if there was a quicker method than using the disk to attain the alpha state.

After experimentation, I developed a pair of Alpha Brainwave Generation Glasses. These glasses flood the retina with violet light at a specific optical frequency, and cause the two brain hemispheres to rapidly synchronize in alpha. I call them Alpha Gen Glasses.

Note: Exposure to the lower end of the visual spectrum can accelerate cataract development. I checked with several optometrists who indicated short-term indoor use was not detrimental to the user.

Here is the first pair that I made.

The glasses utilize optical filtration. The user wears these indoors only for about 5 minutes, then sits back, closes their eyes, and sees a beautiful violet light. After about 3 to 5 minutes, the effect begins. A warming in the upper legs moving to the base of the spine, to the chest, and into the brain. Synchronization of the brain’s hemispheres is attained. Amazing body relaxation and “orgasmic” pleasure is felt!

Here is the setup that I used to measure my brainwaves. It uses a dry electrode and an accompanying software application, which I ran on my iTouch.

I thought that these glasses would be an excellent tool for use by a clinical psychologist in treating patients with PTSD or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

I can also see them being used in all kinds of traumatic situations, reducing anxiety / pain and the need for meds or additional meds:

  • Dental Procedures
  • Hospital Emergency Rooms
  • Fire / Rescue Emergencies
  • Police Interventions
  • Sports Injuries (Professional, College, High School)
  • Psychiatric Interventions
  • Therapy Sessions
  • Trauma At Home

Additionally, they could be used for ‘recreational pleasure. Nothing wrong with putting a pair of these glasses on and feeling intense pleasure. No partner or drugs involved. Just a pair of amazing glasses! Like the ‘Orb’ in the movie Sleeper.

I tried to generate some interest with the US Navy. At least they sent me a nice letter in return.

I also did a study for SPY Optical, which includes optical measurement data (if someone wants to develop these further). If you have interest, please use the Contact form on the blog’s menu bar to email me.

After determining the filter to use, here is how I made the glasses. This is a new pair that I just finished.

I chose a pair of sunglasses that did not have much lens curvature and provided some side screening as well.

I marked the center of my two pupils while staring straight ahead. You need a friend to help you with this step.

I used a Dremel tool to drill out the centers to nearly the size of the filters.

Next I painted the front of the glasses. I only want the light to pass through the optical filters. It’s the only color I had – black is best.

I secured the filters in place with silicon. These are the completed glasses. They work very fast and very well. I use them often.

I am very hopeful that one day these glasses will help thousands of people around the world.

I believe that your EYES are the window to your soul and consciousness!

The Dream Trainer

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I’ve had a fascination with dreams since I was in college. I was aware of lucid dreams, which is a dream where the dreamer becomes alert in their dream, but had never experienced one. Some individuals have them often, but I was not one of those people.

In a lucid dream, one can make suggestions in the dream and carry them out. One may want to fly, write a song, pass through walls, travel in time, or come up with a new invention. The possibilities are endless, and there is no difference between the dream and the waking world – they are equal realities.

Later in life, I read about Dr. Stephen LeBerge, a Stanford University psychophysiologist who became an expert in the study of lucid dreaming.

He had developed a pair of lucid dream goggles, which incorporated flashing red LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes). The flashing LEDs acted as a trigger to alert but not awaken a dreaming subject, enabling them to become lucid.

When I saw the picture of the dream goggles in National Geographic, I had to have a pair! Of course you could not purchase these, so I designed my own lucid dream-training center complete with flashing LED goggles and more. The final result is pictured below. I call it The Dream Trainer.

The technology is older, but all functions still operate, and it works as designed!

Here I have removed the cover, so you can see the inside. Believe me, I had a very clever engineer help me with this. I have ideas, but often need help getting them off the ground.

The Dream Trainer consists of four basic functional modules:

  • Flashing goggles with motion detector
  • Sound board
  • Wrist tap strap
  • Training function

The eyewear is made from a pair of swimmer’s goggles. I fitted one side with a ring of red LEDs and the other with a motion detector. When you dream, your eyelids move back and forth very fast. This is called REM – Rapid Eye Movement. This eyelid movement, which is picked up by the motion detector, turns on the various dream trainer functions while dreaming.

Pictured below are the tap strap and sound board ear piece.

Once REM is detected, the tap strap (if turned on) makes a tiny tapping on the wrist. Tapping is said to be the best method of creating lucidity. The sound board (if turned on) can be dialed in to make over 600 sounds. How many times have you heard a sound in your dream only to awake and find that it was a dog barking in the next yard or a train in the distance.

When the detector picks up the eyelid movement, the first function that is turned on is the flashing red LEDs. This is the principle cue to alert you that you are in a dream. The tap strap and sounds can also be used for dream alertness cues if desired.

Dream lucidity does not happen the first time one uses the goggles, but I suppose for some it could. One has to practice – mental conditioning is key. That is why I also incorporated a training function. The goggles, tap strap and ear piece can all be worn while awake for night time conditioning purposes.

I now pretrain using my Pattern Disc Viewer to preset the theme of my dreams. In a sense, I am now manufacturing the type of lucid dream that I want to have. Crazy? No, not at all. I often talk to marine mammals in my dreams.

I know it’s not real or is it? Sweet dreams everyone!