Visual-reprogramming

The idea that the brain is, in essence, a prediction machine traces its modern roots to the 19th century. The possible causes of the signals we receive via our senses, in particular to our ability to perceive different things given the same sensory information (a good example of this would be the famous optical illusion that can appear either as the silhouette of two people facing each other or as the contours of a vase). Over the past century, these ideas have continued to intrigue philosophers, neuroscientists, computer scientists and others. POSSIBLE EXPERIENCES: Reduced anxiety and stress Reduced fear and depression Sustained deep relaxation Increased sense of inner peace & emotional stability Increased creativity and performance Increased intuition Deep emotional and spiritual experiences More restful sleep Release of beneficial hormones related to health and longevity Other reported possible experiences: Dissolution of the sensation of time Lucid dreaming Transcendence of the physical body