@Aju
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Posted by GC05
This is some Pisces ishhh!!
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@Spacebird
ASMR is not for everybody. You need a certain sensitivity to sounds (same goes for music) - to be able to enjoy it properly (to get that tingly sensation - or the relaxing, massaging effect - it can have on your brain). And also, you have to be open-minded. I saw some reaction videos on YouTube (those people who record their reaction - while watching/listening other videos) - where the ones in question - acted repulsed - before even trying it (or after trying for a very brief time - couple of seconds even). Thus, their mind was already set on rejecting ASMR from start - simply because they were conditioned to acknowledge this type of content - as weird/unusual/repulsive. The same reaction some people have - while seeing a tampon/condom in public (: doesn't have to be used - it's more about what it represents / a subject that's more or less taboo). In the 90's. π
Me, i love ASMR! π I find it both therapeutic (for dealing with stress/anxiety) and a good form of relaxation in general (in case you have a hard time going to sleep). A true massage for the brain. π
makes one fall asleep
to be sleeping all day and night.
i dont think that's always a good thing when it's nice and warm and sunny outside.
on rainy days it's good lol but then you cant get out of bed either.
I could, but i need a better mic (more sensitive - preferably binaural). The high quality stuff - is kinda expensive...π
Posted by neves
ASMR is not for everybody. You need a certain sensitivity to sounds (same goes for music) - to be able to enjoy it properly (to get that tingly sensation - or the relaxing, massaging effect - it can have on your brain). And also, you have to be open-minded. I saw some reaction videos on YouTube (those people who record their reaction - while watching/listening other videos) - where the ones in question - acted repulsed - before even trying it (or after trying for a very brief time - couple of seconds even). Thus, their mind was already set on rejecting ASMR from start - simply because they were conditioned to acknowledge this type of content - as weird/unusual/repulsive. The same reaction some people have - while seeing a tampon/condom in public (: doesn't have to be used - it's more about what it represents / a subject that's more or less taboo). In the 90's. πMe, i love ASMR! π I find it both therapeutic (for dealing with stress/anxiety) and a good form of relaxation in general (in case you have a hard time going to sleep). A true massage for the brain. π
you understand perfectly.
at first..kind of like me turning away smiling... lol
but slowly excepting and given in. π
these are just so healing
Posted by neves
I could, but i need a better mic (more sensitive - preferably binaural). The high quality stuff - is kinda expensive...π
I'd say start with simple mic that come with headphones.
you can adjust in post edit. I'm thinking of doing one
privately.
makes one fall asleep
to be sleeping all day and night.
i dont think that's always a good thing when it's nice and warm and sunny outside.
on rainy days it's good lol but then you cant get out of bed either.
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you fall asleep on all of them?
Such a blessing to find those that deal
with anxiety and depression. To listen to
them while out in the world to calm down
can do wonders.
Forgot the numbers in his name lol. I remember him posting a lot of asmr videos on the front page.
pothead posted them or...?
Posted by mudra
Totally get what you mean. I'm not really into asmr videos but it's the same tone in meditation videos. I let those play at least twice a day.And it's the same tone I use when leading guided meditations for groups at work.
The voice is very healing. That's why a lot of us have favorite singers. There is a man I know that has an amazing voice. He does sound healing with yoga by using Tibetan singing bowls and singing chants. It's powerful stuff.
Totally. The voice for meditation itβs so important
Posted by neves
ASMR is not for everybody. You need a certain sensitivity to sounds (same goes for music) - to be able to enjoy it properly (to get that tingly sensation - or the relaxing, massaging effect - it can have on your brain). And also, you have to be open-minded. I saw some reaction videos on YouTube (those people who record their reaction - while watching/listening other videos) - where the ones in question - acted repulsed - before even trying it (or after trying for a very brief time - couple of seconds even). Thus, their mind was already set on rejecting ASMR from start - simply because they were conditioned to acknowledge this type of content - as weird/unusual/repulsive. The same reaction some people have - while seeing a tampon/condom in public (: doesn't have to be used - it's more about what it represents / a subject that's more or less taboo). In the 90's. πMe, i love ASMR! π I find it both therapeutic (for dealing with stress/anxiety) and a good form of relaxation in general (in case you have a hard time going to sleep). A true massage for the brain. π
you understand perfectly.
at first..kind of like me turning away smiling... lol
but slowly excepting and given in. π
these are just so healing
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There's a huge community on YouTube - that's gotten/getting bigger and bigger - due to its obvious benefits (: lots of peps show their gratitude in YT comment section - for reliving them of stress/anxiety or simply - for helping them go to sleep - feeling relaxed π).
Posted by neves
I could, but i need a better mic (more sensitive - preferably binaural). The high quality stuff - is kinda expensive...πI'd say start with simple mic that come with headphones.
you can adjust in post edit. I'm thinking of doing one
privately. click to expand
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This days - there's many YouTubers with high-quality equipments - for quite some time. So i can tell the difference - and prefer the good stuff (got used to it). I have a pair of studio headphones as well - and this too are more sensible (the sound is more defined - it picks up more details be it quality sound or bad noise - depending on the source).
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Have you thought of doing an asmr whisper video or mp3 for
someone? Maybe for a friend or a lover?
Do you think it could even help damaged relationships?
These are so healing and I can think of a few friends and family members
who may benefit from the sound of my voice lol (jk) but maybe...