ORDER The 8 Coil Shakti

What are your goals?

Personal transformation

Improvement in Meditation

Altered states of consciousness

 

Frontal Lobes

Forward-Looking, Positive Effects

Overcoming fear, anger, sadness

Frontal Lobes - Both Sides

Right_Frontal Lobe

Left Frontal Lobe

 

Temporal Lobes.

Introspective, Altered States

Temporal Lobes - Both Sides

Left Temporal Lobe

Right_Temporal Lobe

 

Parietal Lobes

Body-Centered Sessions

Parietal Lobes - Both Sides

Right_Parietal Lobe

Left Parietal Lobe

 

Temporo-Frontal area

Emotional Wellness

Temporo-Frontal-Area Both Sides

Left Temporo-Frontal Area

Right Temporo-Frontal Lobe

 

Association Area

For Language, Space, and More

Occipital-Temporal-Parietal Area - Both Sides

Right Occipital-Temporal-Parietal Area

Left Occipital_Temporal-Parietal Area

 

Vision and seeing

Occipital Lobes - Both Sides

Right Occipital Lobes

Left Occipital Lobe

 

Angular Gyrus

Made famous in Out-Of-Body Research

Left Angular Gyrus

Right Angular Gyrus

 

For The Septum (sexual effects)

 

The Cerebellum (Body and Bonding)

 

Alternating (8 Coil) Shakti for the Frontal Lobes

Alternating (8 Coil) Shakti for the Temporal Lobes

Alternating (8 Coil) Shakti for the Parietal Lobe

Alternating (8 Coil) Shakti for the Temporo-Frontal Area

 

Using Shakti over the Left Temporal Lobe

 

The most appropriate signal to apply here is the Amygdaloid signal. The septal and caudate nuclear signals are also candidates.

The effects of a successful session should run in an emotionally positive direction. The effects of this presentation, applied using the first generation of complex magnetic field stimulation technology, have been published in peer-reviewed journals.

People who have a
'reversed' or 'left-handed' amygdala should not use this session design. For them, the amygdaloid signal will be more appropriate over the opposite side.

Too much activation of the temporal lobes can lower frontal lobe activity. Alternate series of sessions over the left temporal lobe with sessions over the frontal lobes.

Too much left temporal lobe activation can lead to irritability. Alternate series of sessions over the left temporal lobe with sessions over the frontal lobes