The Vilistus Mind Mirror 6

The Vilistus Mind Mirror 6 is a state-of-the-art neurofeedback and biofeedback instrument designed for meditation and consciousness development. It is unique in its ability to display both sides of the brain and the interrelationships of frequencies from 0.5 to 100 hertz, making it accessible for users to understand and interpret their brainwave patterns. This device supports users in achieving four ideal patterns of consciousness: silent meditation, the active Awakened Mind for peak performance, the Evolved Mind for unity consciousness, and the Superconscious Gamma Synchrony for self-realization and psi awareness.

The Mind Mirror 6 allows users to self-train their brainwave patterns, track coherence, and integrate voice recordings into sessions. It operates in real time, providing a precise reflection of the user's state of consciousness. This enables users to adjust their mental activities to achieve clarity, creativity, insight, intuition, and spiritual awareness, ultimately enhancing their potential. The device includes integrated sensors for Galvanic Skin Response and Blood Volume Pulse, which help increase relaxation, heart rate variability, and overall health.

The Mind Mirror is compact, portable, and easy to use, with USB-powered connectivity. It is favored by professional Awakened Mind Practitioners, self-trainers, neurofeedback therapists, psychologists, and consciousness researchers worldwide. The device's ability to display brainwave amplitudes in both hemispheres across a range of frequencies in real time allows users to adjust their brainwave patterns to achieve calm, relaxed states that enhance creativity, memory, intelligence, and flow.

The provided evidence supports that this product is an EEG/neurofeedback and biofeedback training system intended for meditation and self-training. The claims about stress reduction, peak performance, transcendence, consciousness expansion, and quickly changing brainwaves are promotional and are not established by controlled evidence in the sources shown. Research support in the evidence is therefore limited to the device’s general function as a feedback-based training tool.