Relax through meditation by plugging into the HUBI

With a seemingly unstable economy and companies laying off employees by the thousands these days, certainly we could all use something to help us relax. For me, that usually requires a good classic movie and my favorite beverage, but for others maybe meditation might be your road to inner peace.

Problem is – with our get up and go society, trying to get people to slow a little, let alone stop to meditate, is a challenge and for most, finding one’s center is not so easy if your daily life is normally hectic. That is where company HIMS comes in with a device that is described as helping people relax with the use of a PC or laptop.

It’s called the HIMS Brain HUBI and it is biofeedback device that plugs into your computer via a USB port to help guide people on the path to relaxation. You slip two fingers into the ports of the HUBI and the provided computer software measures the electrical impulses from your fingers. The software then guides users to better relaxation and meditation by showing graphs that display a visual representation of the person’s current stress level. The hope of HIMS is that with better concentration through meditation, people could relax easier, improve their memory, and become more creative.

If this kind of computer aided meditation device sounds like it might help you out in the relaxation department, be prepared to reduce stress, but not over the price. HIMS Brain HUBI will run you about $206.

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