Theatre of the Mind Podcast Episodes

8 Comments

1. Posted by RM686

   Friday 2 October, 2009

   To bad this guy sounds like a BS artist. A lot of people really want to improve themselves and all the junk on the market discourages many.

2. Posted by Chee

   Friday 2 October, 2009

   I've done sessions at Brain State before. They hook you up to electrodes and play back audio sounds that are actually your brain waves. For each session they tell you to think about different things, like shedding away problems in your life, or reaching goals and success, or just focusing on the sounds. I can tell you they really made my mood fluctuate a lot, but they also at times gave me spurts of real creativity! (And I'm an artist, so that's great) The only problem I had was that it made me sleep terribly. A whole week, which means about two times a day, is really intense. I'm going to continue going several times a week to improve my moodiness, sleep, and anxiety.

3. Posted by Maya

   Friday 2 October, 2009

   Kelly, thanks for this guest. I understand why one of the commenters felt that the guest was unclear. My suspicion is that some of it was because he didn't want to give away trade secrets and the second reason why he might have come across vague is because he would have to explain in details a lot of scientific concepts that might be beyond the time frame of the interview. What I got from the interview is that he finds ways to balance the brain perhaps the hemispheres and the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous system. They have a center in Austin which is within drivable distance from where I live. I can call and see what kind of money they charge for what they do. Thanks again for this.

4. Posted by dj

   Friday 2 October, 2009

   Kelly, I love your podcasts, and am always looking forward to the next one -- in general I can't get enough, but this guest was very frustrating to listen to. After listening for 40 minutes to your interview with this guy, I still had no idea what the h*** he actually does. This guy should be a politician, he spent 40 minutes talking in depth but still couldn't even explain on even the most basic level what goes on at his facilities other than brainscanning to see what's going on in a person's mind. I don't know if he just couldn't articulate in simplified terms, or didn't have anything at all, but please, next time you have a guest like this, put it in your archives and podcast something else instead!

5. Posted by miel

   Friday 2 October, 2009

   This interview is so very interesting. Wow! I love the concept. Wish I could do some of this on my own. In the meanwhile, I will meditate more. The mic, however, may have been to close to the speaker as I could hear every swallow he made - a little gross and distracting.

6. Posted by danny

   Friday 2 October, 2009

   Hey, interesting post on brainwave matter you have here. Thank you so much for this post. Appreciate it a lot. I believe a lot can be accomplished with deep brain simulation and how we use our mind to get what we want.

7. Natalie

   Thursday 8 April, 2010

   Just for kicks and giggles my fiancee and I (btw., my fiancee is a professional therapist and I am an attorney) decided to attend this charlatan's training during our vacation. Lee is basically a glorified computer technician who is completely incompetent to provide any kind of quasi medical treatment (and his staff is even worse).
   
   After I had realized he had absolutely no medical training nor did anyone in his office, I had politely terminated his so-called "training" and had asked for my money back. unfortunately, I'm still pursuing a refund.

8. Posted by dliz

   Sunday 1 August, 2010

   Lee's work is amazing. It is very, very simple to understand. It is holistic and non-invasive and very much in tune with the laws of nature and the universe. The problem I think we encounter in this world is that medical science has convoluted everything and understands nearly nothing. My life has changed. My daughter's life has changed. Yes, Lee is a scientist and a geek. Not a slick PR guy. thousands have hope because of what he has created.