What happens in my brain?
Brain activity is based on cells called neurons which interact and connect with each other forming groups or neuro-nets. These neuro-nets are activated based on stimuli. So when a certain stimulus is experienced - like a mouse jumping out from behind a counter - we have a brief moment of fear and jump back. Neuro-nets were activated that created a pathway for us to jump, for our hearts to race a bit, and possibly for us to utter a noise.

Sometimes pathways are exercised from stimuli that are similar but not exactly the same as other stimuli. For instance, if our teacher asks us harshly, "why are you always late?" and we cower in response, we may have a negative reaction later in life based on the pathways that were formed from that experience to anyone who asks us "why" anything.

How do I change my pathways?
How do we change the pathway(s) that are formed that don't serve us well - that happen automatically - that make us less than we could potentially be? Brain state conditioning activates networks of neurons (neuro-nets) based on an optimum performing and balanced brain. Golfers can improve concentration and guide the club smoothly into the ball. Artists can tap into realms of creativity when they want to do so. CEO's can lead and manage by using consistently positive and creative leadership skills. And all of these people do so based on the creation of new pathways and therefore new consciousness afforded by the optimized brain.

How is it accomplished?
The first step in doing any conditioning is to assess where you are at the current time. It is impossible to get to anywhere unless you know where you are when you start your journey. In brain state conditioning an assessment is performed on the initial visit which provides brain wave data on many parts of the brain. At the same time, you also confirm your intentions and desires about how you wish to optimize your brain. Brain waves are then compared between many different parts of the brain to determine the optimum brain wave configuration to achieve your personal and private wish list.

And then....
Two tuning forks of the same frequency in a close proximity will both produce a sound if only one of them is struck. Resonance is the property that causes that. When the brain hears sounds when it generates or inhibits certain frequencies, other parts of the brain respond - resonate - to that balanced frequency. Soon, the brain balances itself and thereby cuts new pathways. It requires that this resonance balance training - or brain state conditioning, as we call it - happens a number of times before it becomes permanent, but it does become permanent so you do not need to continue forever.

However, for enlightenment and meditation experience, the limit is infinite, and the person meditating may do so as frequently and as deeply as they wish.