MISSION STATEMENT

We (the editor/publishers) are dedicated to the pursuit of truth and the support of those who pursue truth. We neither advocate nor discourage the use of mind machines as this is an individual decision. Our aim is to provide a forum for ideas and information so that those who choose to enhance their own body and brain-states with the help of neuro-technology may be as well-informed as possible. We also gratefully affirm the fundamental natural law of freedom to nonchemical relaxation and holistic healing and the right of individuals to have access to the innovative technology to help them achieve safe and effective stress reduction.

Neuro-Technology Research is a networking and informational resource/interchange service. Our purpose is to support and advance scientific research related to the phenomenology of light and sound stimulation, creative visualization, guided mental imagery, mind/body awareness, and self regulation. We are seeking informational exchange with those individuals who have past experiences and/or expertise in the fields of medicine, psychiatry, psychology (sports, clinical, and paranormal), mind/body medicine, acupuncture, hypnosis, metaphysics, philosophy, anthropology, sociology, shamanism, art, etc.. One of our aims is to explore the concept of "photons as medicine."

The views and opinions expressed in The MIND MACHINE BUYER'S GUIDE and all Neuro-Technology Research publications are those of the individual authors and not necessarily those of this publication or the Neuro-Technology Research group. This publication is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information in regard to the subject matter covered. When the uses and properties of various mind machines are described, the information should be regarded and respected in the context of present-day scientific experience and the emergence of a new and advancing technology.

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