EXPERIENCE DBSS

 

Listen. Feel. Reveal.

 

 

Listen to each 5-minute session before seeing the target, so your mind does not start expecting or imagining one location. Then notice where you feel the clearest sensation or activation.

 

Headphones required. If you feel nothing after 3 minutes, close your eyes and focus for the final 2 minutes. This usually makes the target easier to notice.

 

The sensations may feel unusual at first, but they are temporary and should return to normal by tomorrow.

• HIDDEN TARGET 1 >

  • REVEAL THE TARGET >

    Target: Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex (DLPFC)

     

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    You may feel activity in the front upper side of the head.

    Possible effect: better focus, sharper awareness, and faster thinking.

     

• HIDDEN TARGET 3 >

  • REVEAL THE TARGET >

    Target: Temporal Pole

     

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    You may feel activity around the temple region.

    Possible effect: stronger intuition, deeper emotional sensing, and heightened associative awareness.

     

• HIDDEN TARGET 2 >

  • REVEAL THE TARGET >

    Target: Precuneus

     

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    You may feel activity in the upper back middle part of the head.

    Possible effect: more creativity, inner imagery, insight, and “aha” moments.

     

• HIDDEN TARGET 4 >

  • REVEAL THE TARGET >

    Target: Nose Muscle Stimulation

     

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    You may feel tingling, pressure, or tiny muscle activity around the nose.

    Possible effect: a unique nose-muscle sensation and sometimes slightly sharper smell awareness.

     

WHAT DID YOU JUST EXPERIENCE?

 

The targets were hidden for a reason. If you know where you are supposed to feel something, your mind may create or strengthen that sensation. Hiding the answer reduces this expectation—or placebo—effect and makes the result more trustworthy.

 

If you correctly located most of the four targets before revealing them, the blinded format helps reduce simple expectation as an explanation.

 

Most brainwave audio aims to create a general state such as relaxation or focus. Deep Brain Sound Stimulation (DBSS) works differently.

 

A useful way to picture the DBSS model is as an address system: different precisely structured sound patterns are designed for different intended targets.

 

Other technologies can target the brain using magnets, electricity, ultrasound, or implanted electrodes and typically rely on physically directing stimulation toward a chosen area. DBSS takes a different approach, using a biological-addressing model in which precisely structured sound patterns are designed for different intended targets.

 

Anyone curious is welcome to compare this with other brainwave audio or ask an AI whether ordinary headphone sound can repeatedly produce sensations in selected brain or body locations.

 

For more than twelve years, Vital Tones has explored this address system through over 130 R&D therapy programs, scientific reports, applications, and books.

 

These four sessions are only a small introduction to the range of targets explored with DBSS.

 

Let us know if there are other brain or body targets you feel the need to experience.

 

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