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New Study Shows That the Neureka! Feedback Used in the Peak BrainHappiness Trainer is Related to Positive Experiences A new study shows that brainwave signals associated with feelings of happiness, love, satisfaction, gratitude, full awareness, mindfulness, peace, and the absence of stress can now be measured. The study also showed that Transcendental Meditators™ with over 10 years experience could enhance this brainwave pattern associated with good feelings much more powerfully than subjects who did not meditate, although both groups learned to increase this pattern in just one session. The study established that the Neureka! brainwave biofeedback protocol, which is used in the Peak BrainHappiness Trainer, is able to give users instantaneous, clear information about these brainwaves related to these positive feelings.Both meditators and controls were first asked to try to observe the Neureka! feedback without knowing anything about it, and to tell Dr. Rubik what it felt like when it was high. This is what they said: "Detachment from myself; trust in something bigger. Letting something higher come into my consciousness; not trying from the ego Joy; bliss; connection with the angelic realm Alert; focused on something new; being in the moment Warmth from my heart chakra and the bottom of my feet; thinking of people I love, including love for those who have passed on Curiosity; enthusiasm; joy; novelty of experience Love; compassion; anger; surge of joy Concern for others; romantic feelings; receptive to loving touch; opposite of trauma and grief Relaxed; feeling good; having a good time; happy inner laughter; opposite of anxiety Joy; clairvoyance; loving feeling; meditative bliss; trying doesn't get me there; preparing for the state doesn't always make it happen Open heart chakra; relaxed and calm; receptive; warm fuzzy feeling; feels close to the center of the brain Pure love; childlike wonder; anticipation of something new and good; thinking higher thoughts; a core connection to the Absolute; the opposite of stress."
Next, they were asked to create particular positive and negative experiences by following a description for two minutes each, while they were looking at the Neureka! feedback signal, and to rate the relationship between momentary changes in the experience and the Neureka! measure along a -100 to +100 scale, with 0 representing no relationship, 20 a mild relationship, 40 a moderate association, 60 a strong one, 80 a very strong relationship, and 100 an extremely strong connection. Eleven of the 16 adjectives showed very strong positive relationships.
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