This man says that he gets fully recovered from noise induced tinnitus, by relaxing his body doing meditation.
It's not about meditation alone. It's your attitude as a whole. You may be doing the right thing ... but is it right for YOU? I do believe that calming the mind has a big part in healing T. But it is not that simple ... at all ...
I sleep without masking. In a very quite room. Yeah, it is a pain in the a** at first. But then i got used to it. And i notice every change if there is any. Now in the summer i sleep with open windows and there is ambient noise ... and some of the sounds i do not hear. But do i sleep better? Same. It's all about stress. When i was calm a month and a half ago, i red a book till late at night without even noticing my T. Now when i have lot's of stress, i can't ignore it at all and can't read anything ... When i calm myself for a couple of days and get some sleep - all becomes much better.I think a lot has to do with acceptance as well. Its almost like this noise is imaginary for me now to the point that i feel like i need to just let go of it, to not hunt for it, so that it can drift away and its dominance over my imagination can go too. The sub conscious mind is so powerful i think he kinda talks about that as well when he says about letting yourself hear it, if you can, to let it in and accept it. Train your brain to think ok this is silence with some added static from the TV or whatever. I think as time goes by if you can just get yourself into a comfortable frame of mind after some time it will let go. Im trying to do this at night when ever i feel its possible. I slept without masking it last night but i admit my nights sleep was nowhere near as good as if i had some ambience playing.
This man says that he gets fully recovered from noise induced tinnitus, by relaxing his body doing meditation.