Sometimes it seems that your sub-conscious mind is hell-bent on ruining your life by repeating the destructive habits of the past, ad infinitum.  And dealing directly with your issues requires time and effort to analyse yourself and change the way you think—it’s a painful but necessary slog that yields gradual, yet enduring results.  Unfortunately, to become the happier and more whole human being you desire to be, there are no quick fixes.  However, there are a few ways to sneak in the back door and influence your sub-conscious mind.  One of those avenues is with the use of hypnosis; the other is brainwave entrainment.

Briefly, what’s happening in your brain occurs at a particular frequency at any given moment, depending on how you’re thinking and feeling.  You may have gotten into a groove of self-sabotage and criticism, habitually worrying or being anxious, angry, indecisive or depressed --whatever your state of mind, it is reflected in your brain activity patterns.  Changing your brain state to one that is more constructive and positive can be achieved through re-training your brain.

The Brain Evolution System, or BrainEv, is a six month program designed to bring about permanent change leading to far less baggage and a load more clarity.  It is comprised of 6 CD recordings progressing through 6 levels, each to be listened to through good quality headphones for a month before progressing to the next level.

There are other brainwave training programs available, but none as good as BrainEv.  Personally, I found the program challenging because it brought up ugly, old stuff that I thought I had dealt with.  By the time I’d finished listening to Level 6 for a month, I could scarcely believe how much I had shifted.  Within months of starting the program, I began writing a novel which will be published next year... nothing that extraordinary perhaps, except I’ve never written a novel before and the idea hadn’t entered my head until I began listening to the BrainEv recordings.

Now, I regularly cycle through the 6 levels, loitering over a few favourites.  It takes thirty minutes a day--time that I eagerly anticipate just for myself.  Friends have commented on how serene and motivated I am, and how much calmer and clearer I seem.  My creativity and self-belief took an exponential leap that still shocks me--this is permanent, positive change of the least painful kind.