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Brainwaves are divided into four main categories,
namely Alpha, Beta, Delta, and Theta waves:

Alpha - (7.5 - 13 Hz) 
Relaxed but aware (meditation) or hypnogogic state

Beta - (13 - 40 Hz)
Normal focused awareness. Associated with conversation, complex tasks, and problem solving. During a day an individual experiences all the brainwave patterns; however, Beta is the predominant pattern

Delta - (0.5 - 3 Hz)
Deep sleep / unconsciousness

Theta - (3.5 - 7.5 Hz)
Deep relaxation, light sleep. Associated with deep meditative states, and 'flashes of inspiration'
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What are Alpha Waves?
Alpha waves are one of the categories of brainwaves
What are the Main Categories of Brainwaves?
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What do Brainwave-patterns Look Like?
When do Alpha Patterns Appear?
An Alpha pattern appears when an individual is wakeful, and where there is a r'elaxed and effortless alertness'. Consequently, this is a good state to be in to maximise creative visualization, auto-suggestion, and hypnosis techniques
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