Experimental Mind Programs Carry Warning

By Rob Hopping

The New X-Mind Experimental Programs

I was in charge of Product Development for the world¹s most successful self improvement company: Zygon International. For nearly a decade, Zygon was the leader in developing and distributing audio-based personal development systems throughout the world.

My job at Zygon was to manage the entire product development process; from concept to prototype to finished product. With a mission to "create the most powerful mind development tools on the planet," our laboratory was given every resource necessary to achieve our objectives; including an extensive library of published research in a variety of scientific fields. From neurophysiology to behavioral psychology, we drew from an extraordinary body of research to help guide our product design efforts. Studies conducted by pioneering scientists provided us with initial baselines and calibrations that accelerated our designs. However, the real secret to the success of Zygon's products was the development and application of our own proprietary mind development technologies.

Testing Experimental Technologies

What set Zygon light years apart from other self improvement companies was our constant drive to "push the envelope" of new technologies. What this meant was our laboratory had to create new, more effective products. We couldn't just be satisfied with what had been done before; we needed to create innovative, proprietary processes to achieve our objectives. And always, our goal was to produce the most effective personal growth systems available.

At the center of our research and testing was our internal experimentation process; using Zygon's own product development team to test the affects of experimental technologies. For example, when we wanted to know what the mix of certain embedded entrainment algorithms should be, we would design special one-off audio CD's that members of the team would listen to through headphones. While monitoring their responses, a specified number of sessions would be conducted; then carefully documented and analyzed. This testing process enabled us to understand various personal preferences, key soundtrack characteristics, and perhaps most importantly, specific psychological and physiological affects caused by the algorithms. It also allowed us to establish highly refined technical specifications for all of Zygon's audio-based technologies.

At the height of this internal experimentation period, some extraordinary technologies emerged. From the life-changing Brain Supercharger and Ultra Meditation Series, to the Millionaire's Mind Success Conditioning System, Zygon's Mind Research Laboratory produced an amazing array of ground breaking products. There was one type of experimental program, however, that was never intended for public release.

The X-Mind Series

We called them X-Mind programs because their technology settings were specified in the extreme range. Let me explain.

During the testing phase of any new program, we needed to determine its effective limits. In other words, we needed to know the range of a technology's effectiveness; from minimal to extreme. Once we knew its range, we could then adjust the appropriate settings based on a program's intended use. For example, a product designed for stress reduction would require different settings than a success conditioning program.

The X-Mind programs were used by our team for experimentation purposes only. Being true mind warriors, we wanted to test the limits of the technologies we were creating, so we designed programs using settings in the extreme range. As one could imagine, many of these programs were incredible; taking us on mind-blowing journeys that rivaled any drug-induced experience - without any harmful side effects. However, because of the experimental nature of these programs, and because we didn¹t know what the long-term effects on a user would be, we never considered releasing an X-Mind program to the general public.

Limited Conditional Release

Now, eight years later, special permission has been granted by the owners of Zygon's proprietary technologies to release a limited number of X Series programs. However, their permission is conditional; and release of any X Series program requires a signed Liability Waiver before it can be shipped. The reason is simple: the extreme settings contained in these programs require that certain precautions be taken by users.

X-Mind Series Liability Waiver

The user agrees to the following conditions:

The User:
" is an experienced user of audio-based personal development systems;
" will consult with a physician regarding personal use of audio-based personal development systems;
" is not suffering from any form of mental illness, heart disease, or any other medical condition that may conflict with the use of these programs;
" is not taking prescribed medication(s) that may conflict with the use of these programs;
" takes complete responsibility for the use of these programs and holds Zygon, its agents, or representatives harmless for any and all effects caused by the use of these programs.

Limited Offer

The first release of X-Mind Series programs consists of three soundtracks. Each one is approximately 30 minutes long and is designed for a specific mind tripping purpose.

X-Mind Series 1 Titles:

X1 - Neuroin^TM: "The Ultimate Mind Trip"
This program starts with a soothing sensation created by light aural textures as your mind is being prepared for an incredible experience. Just like the trip Jodie Foster took in the movie "Contact," your ship takes off. You begin feeling universal forces permeate your very existence; shooting you through galactic worm holes, bouncing around fantastic nebulas, and even the nothingness of black holes. And then, ultimate peace and serenity as you complete your journey. You are refreshed and renewed.

X2 - Quantanium^TM: "Cosmic Energy Tap"
Wow! Imagine a lightening bolt shooting straight down your spine - then shooting right back up again. Then doing it again... and again... and again! This program is like a rocket powered rollercoaster that shoots you from one galaxy to the next. When it's over, you¹ll be infused with an incredible energy boost that will last for hours.

X3 - Infineon^TM: "Suspended Animation"
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to slow time down to a crawl? So that a second lasted a day; a minute lasted a month; and an hour lasted a year? In the future, technology will be able to slow a person's life rate down enough so that space travel to distant galaxies can be accomplished. Today, this X program creates the illusion of slowing time to a standstill. Using advanced audio-based settings, you will feel as if you were suspended in time; traveling to galaxies light years from Earth.