Morry Zelcovitch, Brainwave Entrainment Engineer

Your World of Creativity

Mark Stinson

Education, Business, Self-improvement, Design, Marketing, Arts

5.0 • 45 Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2021

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Morry Zelcovitch

The World's First And Only Brainwave Entrainment Engineer

Morry says:

Quantum Brainwave Entrainment started when I was a child. I had many problems. I heard thousands of voices in my head, and I had severe depression. I was always getting into trouble and was unbelievably accident-prone. I have dislocated my shoulders alone over 150 times. I won’t even get into the myriad of broken bones, shredded tendons, and ligaments, concussions, etc.

Something inside me made me start looking into the brainwave entrainment field...

And I began to observe that sometimes, time would seem to move faster and more pleasantly than at other times.

I eventually made the connection that when time seemed to move quicker, the sounds I was hearing were more rhythmic in nature. And when time seemed to be at a painful standstill, the surrounding sounds were far more disjointed in nature".

This experience was the beginning of a 20-year odyssey of deep study and research into the field of quantum brainwave entrainment.

After many years of using other people’s products, with some limited success, I was determined to figure out why these recordings seemed to work only in a minor way when all of the research I read suggested the effects should be more dominant than what I was experiencing.

I decided that my best route to understanding was learning at the feet of an expert in the field. So I contacted the world's foremost expert in the field of brainwave entrainment, David Siever C.E.T. and discovered some invaluable secrets that I just could not get anywhere else.

After several years of learning from David Siever I’m now one of the few in the world who actually can claim to be a "certified Brainwave Entrainment Engineer/Specialist" and have the education to back it up!

Now I’ve conquered those extra voices in my head and severe depression. It's become my mission in life to help others improve their quality of life without the use of dangerous and habit-forming drugs.

www.themorrymethod.com

Twitter - @themorrymethod

https://www.linkedin.com/in/morryzelcovitch

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0:00.0	Hello again everybody, this is Mark Stenson and you've come to our podcast unlocking your world of creativity.
0:16.0	And when we think about creativity oftentimes we think about the spark of inspiration and these ideas that just seem to come to us in the shower while walking in the woods.
0:26.0	But there's a lot more about how the brain is working and how the brain is functioning and how we can engineer some of that way the brain is working.
0:36.0	And that's what we're going to talk about on today's episode.
0:38.0	We have as our guest, Mori Zelkovich. Mori, it's just so good to talk to you.
0:42.0	Thanks for having me, Mark. I really appreciate it and you're one of the few to pronounce my name perfectly.
0:47.0	Well, we've been practicing our morning.
0:50.0	Well, and Mori, you know, on this around the world journey of our podcast, we really take the world of creativity literally.
0:57.0	I love to travel around the world talking to creative experts from academia all the way to graphic designers and authors and musicians and chefs and anybody in the creative arts.
1:08.0	And I'm just so glad to come to Toronto to talk to you this morning really again about how the brain operates.
1:16.0	And some of the technologies and tools that we can use to, I guess fine tune or improve that.
1:23.0	What is your approach to this and what have you learned about it?
1:27.0	Well, my approach is to take advantage of natural processes that occur in the brain and everybody's brain.
1:34.0	Why reinvent the wheel if you don't have to.
1:37.0	So I went through the first 40 years of my life wanting to be dead and I tried to kill myself at least half a dozen times.
1:43.0	Obviously, I didn't really want to die.
1:46.0	So when I realized I couldn't find a way to die, I found a way to live and I started studying the brain because that's where my problem was.
1:53.0	I knew I had lots of negative thoughts going through there and it was holding me back and keeping me from thinking creatively or in any way that would be positive to be quite honest.
2:03.0	And I started studying neural physics and neural chemistry and a bunch of other neurals.
2:09.0	And I realized kind of how the brain works is that you talk, you have thoughts, these thoughts produce brainwave patterns, these brainwave patterns produce chemistry.
2:19.0	And it's the chemistry that lets you feel or experience what you feel or experience.
2:24.0	So that's basically what I did.
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