Centerpointe’s Holosync meditation system is produced as a number of sets of especially encoded CDs that are designed to be listened to using headphones for between 30 and 60 minutes daily.

Each CD set comprises 4 slightly deeper CDs and come with instructions for how long you need to listen to them. The earlier Centerpointe levels are usually finished within 3 to 6 months but the deeper levels (called Purification and Flowering) can take a year or more to complete each level.

Centerpointe works by playing binaural beats or tones. It plays a marginally different beat into each of your ears, which explains why the Centerpointe system needs to wear stereo headphones.

The binaural beats are hidden by the soothing sound of rainfall. A few of the tracks also play tolling bells.

The Centerpointe CDs have two half hour tracks. When you move on to each CD, you’ll listen to the first track for the first few sessions to allow your brain to adjust.

The idea of binaural beats is very simple. Your brain is slightly confused by the two different tones and does its best to make them sound the same. As this happens, your brain begins a reorganization process. Quite often the CDs will allow things in you to release themselves, freeing you up to be a better person.

Once you have progressed beyond the first batch of Holosync CDs, you can personalize any future sets. You call a special phone line and reading some personal affirmations (you’re given help on how to word these). The next batch of CDs you receive will have these affirmations recorded as silent subliminals, as well as the regular binaural beats.

By definition, you won’t consciously hear these silent subliminals but they’ll be received loud and clear by your brain – as though they were normal speech.

Which means that as you progress through the Centerpointe Holosync levels, your meditations will get deeper and deeper and you’ll see even more positive outcomes from your listening.

Check out this full Centerpointe Holosync review here.

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