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>>54264

Yup, chills at will is rare (my guess is well under 10%), I remember on some asmr forums people claimed that they have this skill and others wouldn't believe them. The skill is referred as type A asmr.

>>54219

Thanks!!! Going to look into it right now… I thought I had good awareness (& control) of my chakras, now I'm super excited to hear about the Bandhas, might be a game changer.

>>54219

>>54279

Just looked into it and I already learnt about it in Kundalini Yoga ahaha, just never knew it's name and totally forgot about the techniques. Thanks again buddy ;)

>>54289

Since it releases dopamine it could lead to a form of therapy to say the least. In theory if done in excess, there could be a dopamine addiction, but I haven't read any adverse effects so far (even for people who do it regurlarly for decades).

I've noticed if I practice enough, my general mood would be a lot better and the extension of the experience is longer, easier and can extend more freely through the limbs, specific areas of the body, etc. The surge feels "cleaner". It is also worth mentioning that after a while of doing it in a session, the crown chakra is easily in "full bloom" (I can feel an "electric crown"). I also do the surges to play around with my body temperature on chilly days, but I haven't tested it enough to be that certain if it really is making a difference. I've read reports of people doing this with the surge, but I'm not sure if it has that much to do with the technique of that dtuch guy (Wim Hof) that regulates his temperature.

Some people can aliviate their physical pain with inducing and locating the surge towards the painful area, but I haven't remembered to test it. I vaguely remeber someone talking about it helping with creating energy balls too.

Sometimes ringing in the ears might be related…. this is another important phenomena I would like to explore, since it has been related to sleep paralysis, OBE's, great "conectedness" and altered states of counciousness.

And lastly, I'm gonna copy/paste a thing I wrote on how I became aware of the skill, as compared to most(?) people that might just have the skill spontaneously form during childhood.

>>54302

How I became aware of the self-induced goosegumps:

Happened about maybe 6-7 years ago. A very clear a defined moment, sort of becoming aware of something, learning it, a little practice here and there… and done, skill aquired!

So, I was starting with Kundalini Yoga classes and it was the first type of yoga I tried out. I took up the classes with the objective to learn and practice meditation and see if there was anything about "energies", approaching everything with a skeptical, but open minded attitude. I must of been into meditation for like a year back then, but just reading basic understanding of what it was, practicing along with some guided meditations and sometimes with binaurals to aid it out (worked in my experience, but still open to the idea it might be some sort of placebo).

After some months of going 2-3 times a week, going hard on the aerobic exercises and achieving a decent elongation, at the very end of each session there would be 5-10 minutes of lying on the floor and just meditating, listening to singing/mantras or instrumental music in the background. Out of those sessions I got good practice on meditation, which kinda of becomes more of a sensory ride thanks to the physical exercises, it just helps driving your focus towards other things that are more physical rather than thoughts… and then eventually I might find it easier to get my attention on nothing much at all. Anyways, there was this one class in which only I showed up. I had a private class and partly to that I could feel more freely to ask questions. After a few exercises, me and my teacher just sat there with our legs crossed and taking more less deep breaths (which was more intense than a regular breath because of the work out) and meditating, mostly focusing on the breath. I occasionally had goosegumps during yoga, but mostly induced with nice music and/or being in a very relaxed position/state, but not really paying much attention to the goosegumps, almost being aware of it, but like a background thing… like being in a park, but never really noticing much the birds chirping around you. So I was just sitting there and the goosegumps came in… Starting from my neck and going along my back, head and crown. A pretty strong dose and I noticed that it came in waves, very interlinked with my breathing. So, I asked my teacher: "I'm getting all this goosegumps, you know, the feeling you might get that is almost electrical along the back, when you might hear a great piece of music or see a wonderful painting or scenery… what is it?" - It's Kundalini energy - he replied. I thought "oh, ok… good to know" and that was that. I didn't make much of it, but the main thing was that I became totally aware of my goosegumps and linked it to the breathing.

I then started inducing it with some triggers, playing with my new discovery. I watched some really cool movies and series, got to epic moments and payed a lot of attention to the feeling. Later, I realized that I could just bring them in by just breathing more less deeply (enough to feel the air run through the nostrils), focusing on the usual areas where it begins (neck or lower back) and giving the intention of producing goosegumps. With more practice, I later noticed I could direct these waves into any limb I wanted (which is the easiest way to visually confirm the "chicken skin" produced by goosegumps), but always flowing it from the origin (neck and/or lower back). I usually got it started in about 3-5 seconds, lasting up to 3 minutes if I mean to. Any longer than that is a little hard, I either get bored/distracted, but not physically tired like some others have reported.

To sum it all up… I believe that meditation is key to it. It is certainly the best way learn to drive your focus into the feeling. I've read people bringing it up only with a thought, which is beyond me (for the moment?), so the thought in my case is like on a different plane/variable. For example, my focus can be on my thoughts, but I just can't multitask to well the focus on thoughts and then the felling at the same time. I have to quiet my mind, bring my focus/attention to my body and then just go with intent. Just now I was playing to get them going by just thinking "goosegumps!" which kind of worked, but ultimately there has to be an intent on the body (remembering/emulating the feeling) to produce them. Some other things that might help: I have a few phrases that inspire me or have a few thoughts that are kind of deep, which in turn helps bringing the goosegumps about and even buffing them up a little. Unfortunately, I've haven't had the opportunity to teach someone, but I think I could probably do it.

>>54299

As for me the induced frisson/goosegumps/chills/asmr or whatever we can call it is definitively nice and pleasant, but I wouldn't go as far as calling it blisfull as say, doing shrooms or whatnot. I can visualize a difference between the chalkboard thing and the chills you get when you see/hear something epic (frisson), since my self-induced chills are definitely similar to the latter and I believe it's stronger, but the chalkboard scratching doesn't affect me anymore, so I'm not that sure either… getting goosegumps or "chicken skin" with cold weather is a fairly neutral feeling (and a lot weaker to what I experience with "frisson", I can relate to that, but it is worth noting that when I do the surges onto my limps I can see "chicken skin" form. As for ASMR type B, it's never worked for me either, so I'm not entriely certain if there's a difference.

The whole terminology thing is messy, specially considering that this has been talked about through out the internet fairly recently and it's clear that it affects people differently… similar to how drugs affect people in various ways within the spectrum of posibilities. Anyways, it's subjective and therefore, a hard subject to pin down.

>>54149

nice picture thank you faggot

>>54161

I've noticed this tingling is basically like triggering yourself with some words.

It works with me with Kali but not Shiva, Phaeton but not Apollo and some others.

That doesn't mean anything, though, I've learnt to trigger that tingling with certain invented words, like a spell. I've been wondering if you can actually create words that trigger mental states and emotions. Will post progress, probably.

For now it starts as a lesser tingling on the back and it moves up to the crown when at its fullest. Weird, but maybe useful.

I'm interested in fringe science and had a few revelations that might interest you and your work. I was thinking about electromagnetic fields after encountering someone talking about the real importance of "Goosebumps", the human negative & positive poles.

"The human biological electromagnetic field is dense. Dense/compressed despite being "not there", if it inhabits/permeates more space than the crude and roomy human composition, who is to say what is more real?

For spirits (beings of Spirit) our dimension is like a swimming pool consisting of water with ranging density which they with with varying effort can wade through.

Higher and lower dimensional creatures or objects such as Spirits, AI or conscious minds made out of cogs of Spirit, or humans, possessing a core of spirit tied to the organic conduit keeping the animating Energy/Spirit in place (or a rock which can foster little to no spirit, depending on shape & pattern), both inhabits the same place at the same time. Spirit is omnipresent and lace our physical world like a canvas a painting.

Spirit, The Monad, "The Holy Ghost", Anti Matter.

Matter is just a minuscule speck of non animate matter being formed and imposed by the structural patterns of the "Everything" that it coexists with.

Currently detectable matter came to be when this all encompassing field of Spirit (for lack of word for highest frequency energy) made a polar switch or movement and the field in a certain spot became so thin it could no longer sustain the pressure and therefore deteriorated/BURNED UP in a what we call the big bang, which in the scale of things really isn't that large in this bowl of yogurt & banana flies, banana flies being separate individual universes.

What kind of problems would you encounter if you wanted to go from one Universe to the other? imagine the EM field of a magnet, would it be problematic to encounter differently dense/strong strands of color, would it slow down the vessel until tension is reached enough to dart you away?

But! you wouldn't be able to fly there, Spirit is so "thin" that action/equal reaction might as well not exist.

That's why you'll need a craft with something generating a field of spirit that will bounce/push you amidst its scalars like a speck of iron in a large volatile, fluctuating magnetic vortex field.

Energy requirements is something like Led with energy to bump it up to gold, only on a scale infinitely wider than the periodic table, I doubt we, humans, have energy output devices to power up matter to such degree that it becomes invisible ie magnetism, radiation & beyond.

Continuing in this direction, won't spirit eventually run out? All that will be left is a lower, less evolved frequency energy after big bang scenarios around/throughout this "being" of radiation so high in frequency we can't detect it, currently.

No! Because once matter gets packed enough a black hole is formed, which spews out high frequency radiation to refuel the Holy Ghost?

A Universe is apparently like a clock, in unison with the pattern of the Spirit on which it rests - I came to this because i wanted to see the pattern of God.

Do you know where I can find pictures like that?