Description
To book a guided Ganzfeld Effect Therapy session in a currency of your choice, email worldhealthjourney@whjonline.com. Send us your scores so that we can send you the report.
Relax your muscles, calm your heart, reflect on your journey, and explore the crescents of your mind with the help of Ganzfeld’s light and sound stimulation. Ganzfeld Effect, a German term that means a “total field” of sensory stimulation, was coined by Wolfgang Metzger in 1930. It is a form of progressive relaxation with meditative effects. It was first developed in Gestalt Psychology to explore and understand consciousness as a whole from the parts that construct it. Interestingly, the 60-minute sessions will help you understand the dimensions of your consciousness better with the help of your therapist. However, you can evoke similar sensations, imageries, and associated feelings from the comfort of your safe place.
Ganzfeld Effect Therapy usually integrates white noise and red light to produce the altered state of consciousness phenomenon. Simultaneously, you will need to loosely blindfold yourself and relax on a chair or bed for optimal results. Make sure your blindfold is translucent and you adjust the volume of the audio-video to your desired level. Previously, in parapsychological and neuroscientific studies, ping-pong balls were halved and tapped over the eyes. Although, you can use the D-I-Y Ganzfeld to add your personal touch of creativity.
D-I-Y Ganzfeld
- Read about the Ganzfeld Effect
- Sit in a quiet room
- Cut a white sheet of paper into a pair of goggles
- Stick pieces of cotton behind it for comfort
- Attach a string to the paper-cut goggles on each side
- Sit or lie down with the computer facing you so that the light can directly fall on your face
- Turn off the lights in your room
- Start the FREE link to G.E.T Online or download it from YouTube for an ad-free experience. Write to us in case you need help.
- Use headphones/earphones to reduce external stimuli to a minimum
- Tie your translucent white D-I-Y goggles over your eyes
- Relax for 30 minutes
- Fill out the downloadable standardized Phenomenology of Consciousness Inventory afterward
Send your scores in an MS Excel sheet to get an evaluation to further your understanding of your unique consciousness.
G.E.T Online will put your brain in the alpha band which comprises a bunch of alpha and theta brainwaves responsible for our connections with our internal self. When the brain is in these brainwaves we are most likely to have enhanced neural activities, feel relaxed, become calm or reflective, and navigate the enlightening experience. Let us know if you have spiritual encounters.
The copyright of the self-report inventory is owned by Dr. Ronald J. Pekala and Mid Atlantic Educational Institute Inc.
World Health Journey Online provides psychological support to enable self-therapy. We do not sell or resell the standardized tools or the scoring software.
Fun Fact – This toolkit is cheaper than your data package.
saptashwa –
The procedure was really calming. I felt my mind and my muscles loose considerable amount of tension. many thoughts crossed my mind but it did not affect my emotions much, it was a calm assessment. At some point, I broke out of it twice to check if the door is open because I thought I heard it opening.
The toolkit was easy but answering it by circling it is a challenge , would prefer to have clicked the correct rating.
Anonymous –
This is the only original Ganzfeld Effect Therapy Toolkit. It was extremely relaxing and calming. The report I received after sending the scores was also informative and enlightening.
Swaroop Narayanan –
The process was quite meditative, in its essence, and thus lives up to its claim of being self-therapy. The audio-video provided put me in a trance-like state where I was able to not only hear thoughts (like we usually do) but experience visuals and almost dream-like states that were shifting across time and space through various thought spaces/patterns. It was certainly a fascinating experiment to undergo and one I believe that any individual should go through for not only the common reason of self-therapy but to experience something entirely new and unknown. The most important thing I got out of it however, was a mentally refreshed feeling and a different lens through which I was able to view myself.