MAANKH III:

Book excerpt from page 36 of Maa Aankh V3.

Understanding the Deeper States of the Mind

Remember our tree example from the last chapter? Remember that our sahu governs the lower level of our being and our ba the higher parts?

Well, our brain is an electromagnetic organ, which researchers have discovered generates as much as 10 watts of electrical power. What this means is that if each one of the nerve cells inside of our brain were hooked up they could power a little light bulb, because as an engine it is able to emanate electrical frequency called brainwaves. The brain has several brainwaves that it is able to function from. The faster the brainwaves the less activity it emanates, while the slower the brainwave the more activity it emanates. The four brain waves are:

Figure 5: Trance States

• Beta– this is the brainwave that we use to function in our daily life. Beta waves range between 15 to 40 cycles per second, indicating that the mind is highly active. When an individual is debating, teaching, speaking, etc. their mind is functioning from this state.
• Alpha– is a relaxed state of awareness. Alpha waves range between 9 and 14 cycles per second and the amplitude higher than beta.  This is what is commonly referred to as the twilight state.
• Theta– is an even more relaxed state of awareness. Theta waves range between 4 and 8 cycles person second and amplitude of the waves are much higher than alpha. If you have ever driven for a long period of time and found yourself daydreaming, but unable to remember the last few miles. It is because the constant repetitious act of long hour driving has become so automatic, that it induced a state of trance. Theta is our dream state or where REM (Rapid Eye Movement) occurs.
• Delta– is the slowest and most relaxed state of awareness. Here the brainwave ranges between 1.5 and 4.  It never goes to 0 because it would mean that you are brain dead. This is where deep non-REM (Rapid Eye Movement) or dreamless sleep occurs. 

So whenever we fall asleep, we move from Beta, to Alpha, to Theta and finally Delta. When we awake from a deep rested sleep we move in the descending order from Delta back to Beta. When we compare these states to the Maa Aankh we see that Beta state we see is above the sahu region, which explains the reason the sahu contradicts our will so much. 

Therefore, Alpha state is the most optimal state that we want our brain to function in, in order to sow declarations of change or any idea. If you repeated a declaration and it worked, most likely it was because you repeated it while in the Alpha or deeper state of mind.  However, if we go deeper into KAMTA, meaning are brain cycles between 1.5 and 8 – the Theta and Delta state we are able to do much more such as receive insightful dreams and visions, improve our learning skills, and even heal our body, because we are descending closer to our pure state of awareness, the source – Amun Ra.

The ancients knew this which is the reason throughout the world before the birth of organized monotheistic religions.  We find that most traditional societies conducted religious performances by chanting, clapping, using rhythmic drumming and flickering light produced by a bonfire, torch or candle, because they were all methods that could put us into an altered trance state. This is the reason to this day; many of these methods like candles are either used separately or in combination with other methods for religious ritual.

The reason this is important to know is because whenever we enter into an Alpha trance state. Our mind – spirit is the most receptive and any message can be sowed into it with little resistance. That’s right. Any message can be sewn into your mind – spirit by either you or someone else (community, media, society, etc.), which influences your beliefs and actions.