The Ajna Light was developed in 2014 to help people explore their intimate connection with the wisdom of the universe. It uses a flickering light to stimulate the Pineal Gland.
The pineal gland is a vestigial third eye which is located at the exact center of the brain. It has all the characteristics of the two optical eyes we use for everyday vision. The pineal gland has the remnants of the cornea and retina, and has the same light sensitive cells as the eyes.

In the early 19th century, a Czech anatomist Jan Purkyně was the first to document a hypnogogic effect, during which various patterns appear at different rates of flicker.

This hypnogogic effect occurs when we transition between being awake and asleep, and is a form of trance or hypnosis. In the trance state, our mental defenses are lowered, and we are open to a greater awareness than our typical controlling egoic state.

More recently, in the 1910s, there was interest in this effect for generating a meditative effect, as each of the four brainwave patterns (alpha - alert, beta - relaxed, delta - meditative and theta - sleep) are stimulated by specific flicker frequencies.
The flicker effect has been studied since the 1960s using EEG. Similar to the use of binaural beats in music for hypnotherapy, the use of a constant flicker rate in lights will induce a trance state and entrainment of brainwaves. The Ajna Light uses this effect, but has other unique design characteristics which take the process much futher than previous technology.

The Ajna Light will take the user on a shamanic trance journey to connect to the root of their being, stimulating the pineal gland to open up psychic vision in a harmonious natural and powerful way, in balance with their own physiology.

This seminar is also being held on the previous day of Wednesday 12th August at 12:00pm - 3:00pm, if the time of this event is inconvenient for your time schedule.