We
are having a difficult time keeping up with the demands of the
modern world. As the challenges in the modern world exceed the
ability of our primitive nervous systems to respond or adapt, in
varying degrees we lock into a state of stress
physiology.
In effect our nerve systems either consciously or unconsciously
sense that the world outside is a challenge and we must prepare to
survive in it. This survival mode (stress physiology) ultimately
leads to symptoms and disease as well as a halted natural tendency
toward growth and progress. We learn to survive in the world,
instead of thrive in the world.
An analogy to this stress physiology would be to compare the nerve
system to the processor of a computer. The world outside can be
seen as a software program. The problem is that the
software program called life has become much too complex
to play effectively on our outdated computer processors
(nervous systems).
Through the process at ZollerThomas, it is now possible to upgrade
your processor, so life's software can play with
ease. Receiving these gentle entrainments stimulates
areas of the brain that naturally promote growth. It also leads to
the emergence of new strategies in the nervous system
that allow for the reduction of stress, and promotion of
the healing process, as well as promotion of better ways
to adapt and thrive in the world!
Research at the University of Southern California at Irvine has
shown that the new strategies developed have unique mathematical
properties that have never been seen before. We believe
these new strategies are the solution to the challenges
of the modern world.