SHAKTI

Shakti does not diagnose or treat medical disorders.


Shakti uses two wave forms at once. They're taken from the amygdala and the hippocampus. Shakti works by activating these two structures, as well as areas that are naturally connected to them.

The amygdala and the hippocampus are part of the limbic system.

Like Shakti (Irregular Bursts)

The Shakti wave forms are irregular. Their shapes can't be expressed with a frequency.

Not like Shakti

(frequencies)

The Hippocampus is a cognitive structure, and the one on the right supports positive thoughts and expectations

The amygdala is an emotional structure, and the one on the left supports positive emotions.

Even though we are applying the wave forms "symmetrically" (one each side at the same time), your brain probably doesn't work symmetrically. For example, if you have low self-esteem, you probably use your right side more. If you're prone to irritability, you might be more active on the left side. If you're very emotional, your amygdala's activity might offset your hippocampal activity a bit. If you think in pictures, you might have a busy right hippocampus. If you think in words, you might have a busier left hippocampus.

Shakti will increase the activity in the target structures, from whatever baseline you normally have there if you repeat your sessions. Shakti will NOT increase these levels if you do NOT repeat your sessions more than once in three weeks.

If you obtain a Shakti Helmet, you'll need to know which side is which in the limbic system.



Usually,

The amygdala on the left supports positive emotions,

and the one on the right supports fear.


and

Usually,

The hippocampus on the right supports positive anticipations,

and the one on the left supports negative anticipations.


SOMETIMES

One or the other is 'reversed' so that functions usually found on one side appear on the other side.

THE LEFT/RIGHT DESIGN OF THE LIMBIC SYSTEM DETERMINES SHAKTI'S DESIGN.


To make sure your session design is good for you, you will have to run a test.

Click HERE to learn more about this test.






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