Welcome to Thomas’ Blog Page

We hope you will enjoy your visit! There are many posts covering a wide range of topics from NDE/Life and Death, Consciousness and Spirituality to Alternative Health, Brainwave Studies on Healing, Stress Reduction and more, including several lively radio interviews–all with the hopeful intention to be helpful in navigating the incredible journey of “Humans Being”.

Also, be sure to check out the Events Page to stay updated on upcoming workshops, interviews, and other special online events. (Next Special Event: Saturday,October 12th -In-Person (also online option) Full Day Hourly Healing Spectrums Coherence Activation Sessions) See Events Page

Who Does the Healing? How the Healing Spectrums Method Works

People often ask if I am a “healer.” My answer: “I am a healing facilitator. YOU are the healer.”  In fact, you will never hear me call myself a healer because I am very clear that if there is any healing going on it is really being done by the person who is being treated. So how does this work?

Every “body” has the inherent healing processes already built into the physiology. It’s not rocket science or even mysterious. It is just that sometimes the body has a backlog of stresses or trauma that is not able to be processed efficiently. Remnants of trauma often remain embedded in the subtlest layers of physiology and become a functioning part of the structural physiology. These “artifacts” interfere with or weaken the natural healing processes and Continue reading »

Awaken Your Powerful Healing Brainwave!

Children have it. Now adults can re-awaken it.

Scientific research has shown that the dominant brainwave functioning in children from infancy to about the age of 4-5 starts out in “delta.” It is the dominant wave function. But it begins to diminish during adolescence, as alpha, theta and particularly beta (the thinking-analytical brainwave) become more dominate. So over time, and as is the case for adults, delta is mostly observed in stage 3 and 4 of the sleep state and only periodically within a 7-8 hour sleep cycle.

Unfortunately, as adults age (starting on average around the age of 40-45), the brain begins to progressively lose the ability to produce delta brainwaves. This plays a part in the increased incidence of various illnesses and disease ranging from sleep disorders, anxiety, depression, and OCD to diabetes and insulin resistance, heart disease, Parkinson’s, fibromyalgia, various brain disorders, some stages of dementia and other forms of neuro-degenerative diseases.

Great Benefits of Healthy “Delta” Brainwave Function

Healing Spectrums Method and Brainwave Coherence Activation benefits:

There are many great benefits of having regular Delta brainwave function. Usually, the only time we get it is during deep stages of sleep. But we only get just a few moments of it 3-4 times during deep sleep. (only 25% or less of an 8 hour period–if uninterrupted!)

Yet, it is so powerful that the body is generally able to recover from the daily stresses that we put on our bodies. Without it, we know there are many debilitating health issues that can manifest, including sleep disorders, anxiety, depression, and OCD, diabetes and insulin resistance, heart disease, Parkinson’s, fibromyalgia, and more.

Preliminary brain lab studies indicate that the Healing Spectrums Method activates this powerful brainwave along with increased Alpha (state of restful alertness, calm, peace, etc) which results in a “super healing brainwave” and can be easily experienced anytime when one uses this simple method. Learn more about the Healing Spectrums Healing Brainwave Coherence Activation Sessions here.

Benefits of Delta Brainwave

3.5 Hz – very good against depressions and anxiety; whole-being regeneration; DNA is stimulated; “Oneness” feeling.

3 Hz – increased reaction time; regeneration of muscles etc.

2.5 Hz – like a sedative; production of endogenous (naturally, internally produced–not synthetic) opiates; pain relief

2 Hz – nerve regeneration

1.5 Hz – associated with sleep and treating sleep disturbances; healing

1.05 Hz – HGH (Human Growth Hormone) Release 1 Hz (1.05 Hz is especially good for HGH release); Also results in harmonious and balanced feelings as well as enhanced strength endurance.

0.5 Hz – regeneration of nerves; improved sleep.

Anti-Aging Hormones

One benefit of increased Delta waves is the production of 2 anti-aging hormones: Continue reading »

Healing Stress: It’s an Inside Job!

It would appear that stress is a natural part of human existence. After all, there seems to be no lack of opportunity to experience it at particular moments in our daily life. That doesn’t necessarily mean that all stress is bad. In fact, doctors and scientists make a distinction between good and bad stress.  An intensely exhilarating experience can actually be stressful on some level of physiology, just as much as one that we consider intensely negative.

However, the “good” stress seems to have a less impactful or lasting effect on physiology and can even have some positive benefit. We generally recover from those stresses more quickly than from the “bad” stresses that linger and can cause even more distress. Why is that?… Continue reading »

A Potential Complementary Alternative Adjunct for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Prevention

“Activating Your Brain’s Unique Catalytic Converter for Deep Cleansing and Regeneration”

New Studies on the Brain’s Deep Cleansing Power

You may have seen an ever-increasing number of blog posts and articles in the news lately about the importance of getting a good night’s sleep. Deep sleep, that is…

Maiken Nedergaard, M.D., D.M.Sc., co-director of the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC) Center for Translational Neuromedicine says, “The restorative nature of sleep appears to be the result of the active clearance of the by-products of neural activity that accumulate during wakefulness.” In other words, simply put, the brain burns energy and produces a corrosive by-product but has it’s own “catalytic converter” to clean up the waste left behind from the fuel burn. A simple, elegant design–when it works!

Health Challenges of Living in a Technologically Advanced Age
Some of the latest research shows why getting to those deeps stages of sleep, particularly the levels of “Delta” brainwave function, are so important for maintaining ideal physical and emotional health. Moreover, this research indicates why getting this deep level of sleep is also more challenging than ever before. This is due to an ever-increasing exposure to electro-magnetic field radiation, cell and microwave tower field radiation, and other noise and light disruptions brought about by the many modern advancements in electronic and digital technology.

With the additional toxic chemical pollutants we are exposed to, especially living and commuting in larger metropolitan areas, along with consuming foods laced with chemicals, pesticides and genetically modified organisms, we now find our bodies working harder and harder to maintain ideal health and well-being–physically, mentally, and emotionally. All of these electro-chemical influences naturally interfere with our sleep patterns, as well…

Related Underlying Causes of Dementia and Alzheimer’s
New research has indicated that there is also a direct link between mental health issues, such a dementia. schizophrenia, and Alzheimer’s, and the lack of deep sleep. Not just regarding how many hours one sleeps, but especially whether one is getting enough of that specific level of “Delta” brainwave function, which is generally only activated during deep stages of sleep. (Incidentally, during a full 8 hours of sleep, only 25% or less of that time is spent in the deep delta stages–that is, if you can get an uninterrupted night of sleep!)
So why is this brainwave so important?

Your Brain’s Unique Catalytic Converter
When you burn fuel to power your car, there is a natural corrosive by-product created, hydrocarbons, including carbon monoxide. This is why your car has a system to not only reduce environmental pollution, but also to help to improve the functional efficiency of the system: This system is called a “catalytic converter.” Continue reading »