Effects Of TV On The Brain

• TV has everything you need to programme the mind!
• Your Subconscious thinks TV is real!
• 5-6 hours is the average amount of time people watch TV each day!
• TV physically damages the brain and reduces intelligence!  

You may be surprised to see TV here as a means for influencing the mind, but I decided to include it because 1) almost everyone watches T.V and 2) the basic technology is used in more advanced forms of mind control.

T.V is therefore an excellent example of how to influence the mind due to its effects on the brain. 

The Effects Of TV On The Brain

1 - Watching TV puts the viewer into a highly suggestible sleep like hypnotic state. This provides easy access to the subconscious.

2 – When you watch TV, brain activity switches from the left side of your brain (responsible for logical thought and critical analysis) to the right side.

This is significant because the right side of the brain does not critically analyse incoming information, instead it uses an emotional response. This means there is little or no analysis of incoming information.

3 – Right brain activity causes the body to release chemicals which make it feel good (these are called endorphins, a natural sedative with similar properties to heroin).

It is therefore not only possible, but probable, to become physically addicted to TV. This ensures constant daily exposure, a critical factor needed to program the mind.

4 – Reduces higher brain activity, promoting activity in lower brain regions. In other words it makes you less intelligent and behave more like an animal.

For more information about the primative brain and human behaviour, see this article : Welcome To Your 3 Brains

For more information about how TV changes brain waves, see the article below.

“TV Changes Brain Waves“

Note : Please view the comments for more information and links about the topics discussed in this article.

A Perfect Tool To Program The Mind 

As you can see, TV is an excellent tool to programme the mind. It provides easy access to the subconscious, reduces your ability to analyse incoming information and ensures constant daily exposure via a physical addiction. So why don’t I recommend it to programme your mind?

The main reason is that you have no control over what is coming into your mind, somethings may be good, others bad. I also have concern whether everything I consciously see, is all that there is to be seen. For example…

- Are subliminal suggestions being hidden in advertisements? (such as the word RATS used by the Bush campaign on an Al Gore advert).

- Are words and phrases being used in specifically crafted ways to influence your thoughts? (terror alert, fair and balanced etc…).

- Is TV creating a sense of fear within the subconscious, affecting growth and healing of the body? (e.g. constant exposure to death & murder, such as on the news).

- Does TV make the general population feel powerless and inadequate? (e.g. by being surrounded with beautiful, slim and rich celebrities, who people then compare themselves against).

Unfortunately the answers to these questions are yes, yes, yes and yes. Whilst there are many other examples I could provide, the important point is to recognise that TV is an ideal means for programming the mind.

But who is doing the programming? And do they have our best interests at heart?

For more information on TV mind programming and videos of the above examples see What Are Subliminal Messages. For more information about TV advertisements, see this video.

The Brain Thinks TV Is Real! 

You may think that TV does no harm because you know it’s not real, but did you know that your subconscious believes it to be real? (this is why your heart beats faster whilst watching horror films).

TV And The Army

After the 2nd World War the US Army recognised the need to create a soldier that was more willing to kill. This came after reports that many soldiers would purposely miss or aim low when shooting the enemy. Soldiers did not want to kill, and when they did kill they would feel lots of remorse.

To remedy this, one method that was used (amongst others) was to watch violent images on screen, especially before going into battle. The effect was to desensitise the solider to violence, thereby making them more willing to kill.

Skip forward 50 years to the Iraq war and what do you see? “Hi 5′s” and cheers after shooting or bombing the enemy. That’s programming for you!

Some now feel that the negative effects of TV violence are being passed on to young children, who often imitate what they see on screen.

5-6 Hours Of Programming A Day

On average people watch 5-6 hours of TV a day. This amount of TV will make it almost impossible to reprogramme your own mind (unless viewing is eliminated or reduced).

This figure is only an average, many people (especially children) watch far more than this.

This not only programmes their mind from an early age, but may also damage their brain causing them to grow up and behave more like an animal than a human (i.e driven by basic desires such as sex, violence and food).

If you would like more information on the effects of TV on the brain see this article. 

Also see this article : Triggers Of The Reptilian Brain

References

A list of references can be downloaded from the link below.

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Make Sure You Are Programming The Brain, Not Your TV!

If you want to programme your subconscious for success then you must make sure that YOU are doing the programming not someone else!