AudioElixir presents a new kind of immersive listening experience.
Discover positive shifts in your state of mind and body through sound.
Many agree that mindfulness and meditation practices have tremendous potential benefits when it comes to optimal health, performance, and happiness. Yet, most of us don't do it. AudioElixir is a unique and novel sound experience that leverages 3D-audio technology with principles of neuroscience and sound therapy for accelerated access to meditative states of consciousness.
During an AudioElixir listening session, participants are seated with eyes closed in the center of a specialized 3D sound system.
Imagine: Your attention shifts as you become engaged and fully present with pleasing sounds moving from all directions around you. Your active mind becomes calm, and your body releases tension as you drift through an immersive soundscape scientifically engineered to gently guide you into a floating headspace between the conscious and subconscious mind.
This hypnagogic state, characterized by dominant theta and low alpha brainwave activity, is normally an elusive and fleeting experience, or achieved at will with years of meditation practice. AudioElixir enables a person to easily and rapidly drop into this state and sustain it for a set period of time. It is a deeply rejuvenating condition where our system can best let go of stress, reset, and rebalance.
Summit Series "Outside" - Eden, Utah 2014
"It felt like a fog had been lifted and I was able to comprehend and farm thoughts and ideas with a lot of clarity"
"By the end I felt very aware of my surroundings like a superhero using their powers for the first time"
"I feel very perceptive and am in a heightened sense of awareness"
"I felt extremely peaceful and allowing. I am aware that my metabolism and breathing have slowed"
"I feel connected and content. Present and in the moment."
(segments transcribed from feedback notes written by participants immediately following an AudioElixir session hosted at The GAP corporate headquarters in San Francisco, July 10th 2014)
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