Correlations in visual flicker, binaural beat entrainment, and hypnotic suggestibility. Heard optimally on headphones or systems which can accurately produce two channels of 100 Hz sinusoidal waves. This episode contains binaural beats at .5 Hz.

60 Hz and .5 / sec binaural beats - a podcast on trance inducement

Remote Viewing

Trance and more trance

The experience awakened in me an interest in

hypnotic trance. I began to read up on the practice,

checking out library books on the subject. I learned

that not all people are susceptible to hypnotic

suggestion. Even in a clinical setting, the practice

of hypnotism is an uncertain science and the only

way a clinical hypnotist can determine the suggestibility

of a subject is to administer the hypnotic

suggestibility test. In essence, this simply means

that a person trained in hypnotic technique attempts

to induce trance in a subject. A subject’s susceptibility

to hypnotic suggestion is determined by the

success or failure of the procedure, it is no more

scientific than that.

an auto-mashup of speech fragments from episode one combined with some fragments of my recent music, randomized into a live and continuous non-repeating autonomous generative musical system. 

An experimental collaboration exploring space, permutations, and the voice. Different people recorded themselves reading the following set of permutations based on John Cage: "I have nothing to say and I am saying it and that is poetry"

Each person produced their recording so that the sound of the voice is within a particular space. 

I have to say poetry and is that nothing and I am saying it

with the voices of:

Kexin