Question 1

Forgot your password? Here's how to reset it

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If you're having trouble logging into our website or the Brainwave3D Premium App, it's usually a password issue. No worries – resetting it only takes a minute. Important: The web shop and the app use the same account system. No matter where you log in – you can reset your password via either the shop or the app.

Reset password via the web shop

Go to the login page
Click on "Forgot password?"
Enter the email address you registered with
You'll receive an email with a reset link
Click the link and set your new password

→ Direct link: Reset password

Reset password via the app

Tap "Forgot password?" on the login screen
Enter your email address
Follow the link in the email and set your new password

→ Direct link: Reset password

Registered with Google or Apple?

If you signed up using your Google or Apple account, your password is managed there. To reset it, go directly to your Google Account Manager or Apple ID settings.

Still having problems?

If it's still not working – just message us via the chat in the bottom right corner of our website. We're happy to help!

Question 2

Your Beginner's Guide to Brainwave3D: Start as a beginner!

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Hello and welcome to Brainwave3D!

If you are just beginning to explore the fascinating world of frequencies, we have just the thing for you. Our Beginner's Guide for Brainwave3D is your starting point to unlock and make the most of our frequency potentials.

Frequencies, in the context we're discussing, often referred to as "Brainwave Entrainment," are sound waves with specific vibration rates measured in Hertz (Hz). These can have a profound influence on the brain and body when carefully selected and applied. Here's what you should know:

What are Frequencies?

Every frequency you hear – whether it's music, natural sounds, or specially designed tones – has a certain number of vibrations per second. These vibrations can be used in different ways to stimulate the brain. When the brain is exposed to a rhythmic sound, it tends to oscillate in harmony with the sound's frequency, a phenomenon known as the Frequency Following Response.

How do they Work?

Listening to certain frequencies can encourage the brain to oscillate within different frequency ranges associated with various states of consciousness. For example:

Delta Waves (0.5 – 4 Hz): Associated with deep sleep and regeneration.
Theta Waves (4 – 8 Hz): Associated with light sleep, dreaming, and deep relaxation.
Alpha Waves (8 – 14 Hz): Associated with relaxed alertness and calmness.
Beta Waves (14 – 30 Hz): Associated with normal waking consciousness and focus.
Gamma Waves (over

Question 3

How to Cancel Your Brainwave3D Subscription on iOS Devices (Apple)

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1. Why Do I Need to Cancel My Subscription Through Apple?

If you subscribed to the Brainwave3D app via the Apple App Store, the subscription is managed by Apple. Therefore, cancellation must be done directly through your iOS device settings.

2. Step-by-Step Guide to Cancel the Subscription

Open the “Settings” app on your iPhone or iPad.
Tap your name (Apple ID) at the top of the screen.
Select the menu item “Subscriptions”.

Note: If “Subscriptions” is not visible, tap “iTunes & App Store,” then tap your Apple ID and select “View Apple ID.” You may need to enter your password or use Face ID/Touch ID.

You will see a list of your active subscriptions. Find the Brainwave3D subscription in the list.
Tap on the Brainwave3D subscription.
Select the “Cancel Subscription” button.
Confirm the cancellation when prompted.

3. What Happens After Cancellation?

Your subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period. After that, it will not renew.
You will lose access to premium content and features of the Brainwave3D app after the period ends.
Downloaded content may stay on your device, but some features might no longer be accessible without an active subscription.

4. What If I Don’t See the “Cancel Subscription” Option?

If the “Cancel Subscription” option is not visible:

Check if you are signed in with the correct Apple ID (the one used for the subscription).
If your su

Question 4

Managing the Swallow Reflex and Urge to Move During Meditation and Hypnosis

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Dealing with the Swallow Reflex During Meditation

Q: Your Beginner's Guide to Brainwave3D: Start as a beginner!

Hello and welcome to Brainwave3D! If you are just beginning to explore the fascinating world of frequencies, we have just the thing for you. Our Beginner's Guide for Brainwave3D is your starting point to unlock and make the most of our frequency potentials. Frequencies, in the context we're discussing, often referred to as "Brainwave Entrainment," are sound waves with specific vibration rates measured in Hertz (Hz). These can have a profound influence on the brain and body when carefully selected and applied. Here's what you should know: What are Frequencies? Every frequency you hear – whether it's music, natural sounds, or specially designed tones – has a certain number of vibrations per second. These vibrations can be used in different ways to stimulate the brain. When the brain is exposed to a rhythmic sound, it tends to oscillate in harmony with the sound's frequency, a phenomenon known as the Frequency Following Response. How do they Work? Listening to certain frequencies can encourage the brain to oscillate within different frequency ranges associated with various states of consciousness. For example: <ul> <li>Delta Waves (0.5 – 4 Hz): Associated with deep sleep and regeneration.</li> <li>Theta Waves (4 – 8 Hz): Associated with light sleep, dreaming, and deep relaxation.</li> <li>Alpha Waves (8 – 14 Hz): Associated with relaxed alertness and calmness.</li> <li>Beta Waves (14 – 30 Hz): Associated with normal waking consciousness and focus.</li> <li>Gamma Waves (over </li> </ul>

It’s completely natural for some individuals to experience a swallow reflex while listening to Gates or during meditation. Here are some tips on how to manage it:

Acceptance: Fully accept the swallow reflex. Resistance can lead to discomfort, whereas acceptance can contribute to deeper relaxation.
Positive Suggestion: Give yourself the suggestion: "With every swallow, I relax even more and go deeper into relaxation or hypnosis."
Sign of Relaxation: Recognize that swallowing is a good sign. It indicates that you are in a state of deep relaxation or hypnosis.

The Urge to Move During Hypnosis

If you feel the urge to move while listening to the Gate program or during other hypnoses, it's important to handle it correctly:

Comfortable Position: Choose a comfortable position before beginning that you believe you can maintain for a long duration.
Embracing Impulses: If you still feel the urge to move, do not suppress it. It's better to yield to your natural inclination than to fight it.
Changing Position: You are allowed to change your position during meditation or hypnosis. A brief adjustment or slight movement is okay and will not significantly disrupt your practice.
Refocusing: Redirect your focus away from the urge to move. Concentrate on your third eye or another meditative anchor point.

**Over time, you will notice that with more practice in hypnotic states, the urge t

Question 5

How can I run apps in the background on my iPhone or Android device?

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We understand that it can be frustrating if the app shuts down as soon as the display goes dark or you exit the app. To resolve this issue, please check that you have given the app the necessary permissions, especially permission for background use. Here is a quick guide on how to do this:

For Android users:

Go to your device's settings.
Tap on "Apps" or "Applications" and select the app in question
Tap on "Battery" or "Battery" and activate the option "Allow background activity".

For iPhone users:

Open the "Settings" on your iPhone.
Tap on "General" and then on "Background refresh".
Select the app you want to run in the background and activate background refresh.
Make sure that the function for "Wi-Fi & mobile data" is activated.
Deactivate the "Energy saving mode", as this can restrict the background update.

These steps allow the app to remain active even when the display goes dark or you exit the app, ensuring that the app works continuously.

Question 6

Playing 32-Bit Audio on Your Laptop/PC

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If you're wondering whether your laptop or PC can play 32-bit audio frequencies, you've come to the right place. Playback quality largely depends on the quality and capabilities of your sound card.

Understanding Bit Rate

The bit rate of an audio file indicates the level of detail in the sound information. A higher bit rate can lead to more precise and richer sound reproduction.

Checking Sound Card Compatibility

To find out if your device natively supports 32-bit WAV files, you should check the specifications of your sound card. This information is usually available on the manufacturer's website or in the manual of your device.

What Happens If My Sound Card Doesn't Support 32 Bit?

If your sound card is not compatible with 32-bit WAV files, the audio file is typically automatically downgraded to the highest supported bit rate. Playback will still occur, but possibly not at the maximum quality.

Solutions for Optimal Playback

Upgrade Your Sound Card: One way to make the most of 32-bit audio files is to upgrade your sound card to a model that explicitly supports 32-bit WAV.
External Converters: If you do not wish to invest in a new sound card, you can use an external Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) that supports 32-bit audio. This can also be connected to mobile devices like smartphones or tablets, giving you more flexibility in audio playback.

Conclusion

Whether you're using a high-quality sound card or relying on an external converter, it's

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