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The first thing to understand about 30 minute sessions is that they can be repeated. They can be done every three days, or once a week. There are advantages to each. On this page, we'll be discussing what happens in a typical 30 minute session, as well as 'set & setting". Doing sessions once a week is one way to give your brain experience in experiencing whatever state the session you choose creates. If a session is unpleasant in any way, do not repeat it. Once you've found a session design that works well for you, you can repeat it. The best-tested intervals are one week, having been tried by scores of people. However, sessions done once a week are liable to bring out metabolic snapback. This is the name given for the process whereby your brain will try to re-establish the states of consciousness that the sessions inhibit, just as meditation can inhibit anger for many people. Although only a few people have tried it, sessions done every three days seem to avoid this. If you choose to do weekly sessions, you should stop them after six, and take a three-week break between series of sessions. These sessions can be done any time of day, and do not need sensory deprivation. Activities that demand attention (such as working on your computer) can detract from your sessions.
TYPICAL SERIES OF SIX WEEKLY 30-MINUTE SESSIONS YOUR EXPERIENCES MAY VARY.
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