Are you bound by chains of addiction? Maybe not.
Maybe you know someone who is.
Whether from personal or second-hand experience, though, most of us have seen the devastation wrought when addiction of any kind creeps into a life and takes over.
Drugs, alcohol, gambling, overeating, anorexia or pornography...
no matter the type of addiction, it has the power to destroy lives.
Psychological treatment and 12-step programs are wonderful as far as they go.
Yet even support groups and therapy can't stop relapses from happening...
over...
and over...
and over again.
No matter what the substance or behavior, the addict's mind is trying to use it to fulfill an underlying positive intention.
Since the substance can never really meet the true intention, cravings return again and again.
That's why willpower alone rarely works to free the person from addiction.
When you're bound by addiction, the world is a bleak place.
Past, present and future are barren voids.
Thanks to compelling new breakthroughs in the field of creative visualization and relaxation (CVR), though, addicts can face a new, brighter landscape.
Addicts can become former addicts as they find freedom from addiction in CVR audio sessions.
CVR helps people break free from their addictions by finding new, more positive ways to fill the void.
Such sessions help former addicts overcome their addictions by restoring their power of choice and giving them the addiction-free lives that are their birthright.
Better yet, the success rates of CVR for addicts are enhanced by the use of brain entrainment technology.
Brain entrainment--or light and sound--machines use finely-tuned light and sound frequencies to synchronize the left and right sides of the brain and produce full-spectrum brainwave activity for a deeply relaxing experience.
Such brain entrainment transports the addiction sufferer's mind into the deepest meditative states, magnifying the effect of the binaural beats and allowing former addicts to forgive themselves and embrace life in far less time than with traditional therapy methods.
People who were once prisoners of their addictions can finally experience a whole new reality as they find freedom in a way they never thought possible before.
Despite the advanced technology behind them, light and sound glasses don't require a medical degree to use; users can plug them into any MP3 player.
And, 20 minutes of such brain entrainment is equal to four hours of sleep, a boon for those who have been kept awake by cravings and physical withdrawals.
More importantly, when used in conjunction with CVR audio sessions, brain entrainment technology allows every person to give their problems to a higher power and make positive changes one day at a time.
With audio sessions that help people discover the positive intent behind old behaviors, develop new behaviors for new beginnings and become bridge-builders for more positive relationships, CVR aids former addicts in finding serenity and celebrating their victory over addiction.
Breaking the hold of an addiction is difficult.
It requires work, vigilance and dedication.
Now, though, people suffering from addictions have options they never had before.
It's time to experience liberation from the barren landscape of addiction and embrace a bright and shining future of lasting change.
Maybe you know someone who is.
Whether from personal or second-hand experience, though, most of us have seen the devastation wrought when addiction of any kind creeps into a life and takes over.
Drugs, alcohol, gambling, overeating, anorexia or pornography...
no matter the type of addiction, it has the power to destroy lives.
Psychological treatment and 12-step programs are wonderful as far as they go.
Yet even support groups and therapy can't stop relapses from happening...
over...
and over...
and over again.
No matter what the substance or behavior, the addict's mind is trying to use it to fulfill an underlying positive intention.
Since the substance can never really meet the true intention, cravings return again and again.
That's why willpower alone rarely works to free the person from addiction.
When you're bound by addiction, the world is a bleak place.
Past, present and future are barren voids.
Thanks to compelling new breakthroughs in the field of creative visualization and relaxation (CVR), though, addicts can face a new, brighter landscape.
Addicts can become former addicts as they find freedom from addiction in CVR audio sessions.
CVR helps people break free from their addictions by finding new, more positive ways to fill the void.
Such sessions help former addicts overcome their addictions by restoring their power of choice and giving them the addiction-free lives that are their birthright.
Better yet, the success rates of CVR for addicts are enhanced by the use of brain entrainment technology.
Brain entrainment--or light and sound--machines use finely-tuned light and sound frequencies to synchronize the left and right sides of the brain and produce full-spectrum brainwave activity for a deeply relaxing experience.
Such brain entrainment transports the addiction sufferer's mind into the deepest meditative states, magnifying the effect of the binaural beats and allowing former addicts to forgive themselves and embrace life in far less time than with traditional therapy methods.
People who were once prisoners of their addictions can finally experience a whole new reality as they find freedom in a way they never thought possible before.
Despite the advanced technology behind them, light and sound glasses don't require a medical degree to use; users can plug them into any MP3 player.
And, 20 minutes of such brain entrainment is equal to four hours of sleep, a boon for those who have been kept awake by cravings and physical withdrawals.
More importantly, when used in conjunction with CVR audio sessions, brain entrainment technology allows every person to give their problems to a higher power and make positive changes one day at a time.
With audio sessions that help people discover the positive intent behind old behaviors, develop new behaviors for new beginnings and become bridge-builders for more positive relationships, CVR aids former addicts in finding serenity and celebrating their victory over addiction.
Breaking the hold of an addiction is difficult.
It requires work, vigilance and dedication.
Now, though, people suffering from addictions have options they never had before.
It's time to experience liberation from the barren landscape of addiction and embrace a bright and shining future of lasting change.
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