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Scientists Find Mysterious Brain Wave That Could Boost Memory and Creativity
- gardenfelder 3y ago>But there’s a mysterious outcast: a frequency called theta waves. They happen while we’re awake or asleep. For decades, these waves have taunted neuroscientists trying to decipher their functions. Theta waves seem to help mice navigate mazes, but also support memory in humans.
- PaulHoule 3y agoIn this book https://www.amazon.com/High-Performance-Mind-Anna-Wise/dp/0874778069 https://www.amazon.com/High-Performance-Mind-Anna-Wise/dp/08... and elsewhere I've seen "theta state meditations" that start with calming down and then, for instance, imagining that you are doing a lot of motion in a complex 3-d space like going down a shaft, slide 40 feet to the left, go up some stairs, turn around and run forward 100 feet, fly up into the air, ... Then when you stop you go into a daydreamy state.