PHOSPHENIC MIXING APPLIED TO EDUCATION


Developing memory and intelligence by combining thoughts with phosphenes



ACOUPHENIC MIXING
Auditive equivalent of the phosphene.


Acouphenic Mixing consists of mixing one’s thoughts (homework, lessons, daily concerns, etc.) with one’s physiological acouphenes.

Note: pathological acouphenes (tinnitus) have no utility and can even be harmful.

The acouphene is the equivalent of the phosphene on the level of audition. These "phenes" possess the same properties from a point of view of the development of ideation and creativity. The advantage is that the child or the student who does not have the opportunity of working with phosphenes brings the same benefits through the practice of easy and daily exercises using acouphenes.
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Scrolling text: physiological acouphenes are the equivalents of phosphenes, but on the auditive level.
The acouphene is not difficult to perceive. One has only to block the ears, pressing with the index fingers on the tragi, the small cartilages near the auditory canal, or by blocking these conduits with the index fingers, letting one hear the physiological acouphene better.
The acouphenic mixing has the same properties as phosphenic mixing.


Learning by blocking one’s ears.

Many children do this spontaneously for learning their lessons.

By blocking our ears, not only do we cut ourselves off from the noise of our environment but above all we listen to what takes place within ourselves.
At first, what we feel and hear clearly, are the pulsations coming from the heartbeats. Then, we perceive a humming, a whistling or a gentle hissing: the different aspects of the sound of the blood circulation amplified by the cranium. This is phenomenon is the one that we have children listen to by putting a shell against their ear, telling them that they are hearing the noise of the sea. This is the physiological acouphene.

It is possible to combine Acouphenic Mixing and Phosphenic Mixing.


For complete information see the e-Set “ The ABC of Phosphenic Mixing ”.


Student: you now know the keys to success and at the most
the only thing you need is a natural daylight bulb for making phosphenes.
( Note: for your personal safety never use another kind of bulb),
So don’t wait, start right away and put
Phosphenic Mixing into practice.



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