Mind Monitor

First of all, excuse my English. I have to use the google translator because I can only speak well in Spanish. Thank you.
Secondly, I explain my interest: I am dedicated to helping other people to solve diseases. I believe (proven scientifically) that diseases are the product of emotional damage lived in the past, that have not been properly managed by our mind. Thanks to some techniques, I can investigate the past of people, find out what experiences have not been correctly managed, and modify them. For this, people must reach a very deep state of relaxation that is known as "being in theta".

However, the state "being in theta" does not exist, brain activity always occurs in all the bands at the same time. I bought MUSE and I discovered MuseMonitor because I want to find out when a person is in a state of relaxation so deep that the theta and delta waves are more intense than normal, which would mean that the gamma and beta indas are lower than normal .

Can you please tell me how I can know what state the person is in at any moment with Muse Monitor?

I would also like to be able to record a brainwave file and compare it with a sound file on the computer. So after each session I can check if what I said to the person affected her well or badly to be more relaxed and be able to be "more in theta". You could also find out in what brain state (theta, delta ...) it is easier to remember the traumatic events experienced.

Thank you!

"State" is subjective, but this post on the Interaxon blog has a good beginners guide.

http://www.choosemuse.com/blog/a-deep-d ... -explained

Regarding recording sound, this is not something Muse Monitor will do, but there is a feature to mark the data. In settings enable "Marker Buttons" and you will get five numbered buttons that you can press to inject a numbered data marker into the recording. These will show up in the online chart. So you can use this to note down when you do something specific.

Marker Buttons are a great solution, that's enough for me!! (altough it would be good if there were more than 5)

I'm reading all I find about EEG and how to apply this to my job, but I can't read English fluidly, and it's very
limiting for me. I am very thankfull for your help!