are being registered in the form of ElectroEncephalo- Grams (EEGs). It is proved that a nerve cell of living organism is a generator of electromagnetic radiation in ultrahigh range of frequencies with the wave length comparable with linear dimensions of the cell itself. W. Aidee supposed that weak magnetic fields of brain neurons played substantial role in the process of data perception and processing creating the second signaling system in addition to the synaptic one. H.Puthoff and R.Targ had established influence of weak magnetic fields on the cerebrum leaving aside sense bodies. In their experiments they proved that upon transmission of information under absolute absence of sensory contact the role of intermediary was played by electromagnetic oscillation of very low frequency. It should be noted that experiments of Puthoff and Targ were successfully reproduced in many laboratories of the world. In the G.Schnoll’s opinion, interaction of radiations of different cells under absence of an external signal takes place at the expense of resonance events (interference) between waves of different length provided that both ultrahigh harmonic (sinusoidal) and low frequency nonlinear (stochastic) oscillations are available. Their synchronization is provided by nervous system, and their coherence – by tissue specialization of cell structures. Upon weakening control of nervous system, for example, as a result of a mental disease or impact of neurotropic toxins these processes can be put in order by external stimuli, namely: visual, acoustic and chemical ones or electromagnetic radiation. Interaction of radiations is executed at molecular level as a result of alternation of relative position of molecules creating the cell in space (conformational transfers). At that an effect of resonance intensification of cumulative signal is achieved. The given event was called as biological feedback and currently is broadly used for rapid achievement of the state of deep relaxation (meditation). In excited cell structures electric tensions (so called “membrane potential”) within the range of from 8 mV (rest potential) through 60 mV (action potential) are caused by nerve impulses. We can consider nerve cell as rhythmogenic center with exogenic modulated frequency. Whether we are in a normal (and even excited, nervous or scared) wakeful state, then EEG will display mainly beta waves. Their frequency mostly does not exceed 20-25 Hz, and their amplitude lies in the range of 2-20 microvolt. Upon visual or acoustical stimulation wave pattern of this so called “background activity” of brain is being changed radically. Some higher points reach amplitude of up to 200 microvolt. Whether activation impulses from reticular system weakens, then “background activity” decreases significantly and gives way to a type of waves known as alpha waves with the frequency of 8-12 Hz and amplitude of 5-100 microvolt. Almost all authors of books and tutorials on methods of relaxation, autogenic training, transcendental meditation or yoga call production of alpha waves a prerequisite for reaching self-hypnotic state. However, relaxation reached in such a way has nothing common with self-hypnotic state as the frontal cortex still exercises its typical beta activity. Self-hypnotic state and access to subconscious areas of central nervous system appear only when the brain produces theta-waves with the frequency of 4-7 Hz and amplitude of 5-150 mV. Now consciousness and subconsciousness “speak” the same language, and unhindered information exchange is possible between them. The brain uses an opportunity of “interbrain communication” mostly for its own programming: genetic information and content of subconsciousness (archetypes) come into communication with and are processed along with individual empirical data ac-cumulated in memory. These programs are required for unhindered performance of vegetative functions, development and maintenance of genetically fixed behavior, as well as for execution of “human – environment” connection.