Okay, first time user. I loked through a list of summaries and decided Black Sunshine would be fun, so I got it.
Lay down on the floor with my half broken headphones and turned it on, curle dup halfway. I started to lose vision within a minute or so. I couldn't focus my eyes. This skeleton thing kept dancing through my vision. Finally, everything turned gold and I was sucked into this cave. The skeleton was still dancing. There was a big stone face. The mouth opened and the skeleton slunk through. Inside, there were two girls in pink dresses standing on a precipice. The skeleton walked towards them.
Then it stopped. I was left on the floor, feeling like the world was rocking beneath me.
I tried later with Black Sunshine in my speakers. My back kept arching and my neck was snapping front and back.
Is all that normal?
My Black Sunshine Experience
well, im surprised you got those effects being a first time uesr and using half broken headphones... if they were literally broken, i don't know how you got the effects dont want to throw the word "lies" out there, but hey, yeah...and the speaker thing could have been an after effect.
those are kind of strange results, but the skeleton and gold and girls in pink dressed is probably just your mind, other people probably saw/dreamed things that their mind created respictivly
those are kind of strange results, but the skeleton and gold and girls in pink dressed is probably just your mind, other people probably saw/dreamed things that their mind created respictivly
haha im not going to call u a liar either. But i will say you have quite an immagination. agreeing with ethan i dont see how it worked with broken head phones, being a first time doser, and especially using black sunshine of all things. That is a very difficult dose due to many diffrent sounds playing at once.
And yea a speaker will not work. Soo keep trying man. I dont mean to bust your balls man but buy some new headphones, and start out on an easier dose, and try lying on a bed
Go ahead and try out A-bomb.
That is great for beginners.
And yea a speaker will not work. Soo keep trying man. I dont mean to bust your balls man but buy some new headphones, and start out on an easier dose, and try lying on a bed
Go ahead and try out A-bomb.
That is great for beginners.
Hold on a second, guys. I have heard a few negative things in this thread that might need to be reconsidered.
First of all, anyone telling you that a dose didn't work because it's all in your head is contradicting themselves. Of course it's all in your head...that's how I-doser works. If you hallucinate and see skeletons and caves and dresses and penguins and whatever, it's because you have been brought to a brain state where small imaginations of these things become very real, like in a dream. The dose isn't making you see these things. Hell, I've never had a dose make me see anything more than an increased amount of purple dots and swirls. If you really want to see shit, your brain has to do the rest of the work.
Second, people assume that speakers have absolutely no effect at all for binaural beats. What are headphones but two seperate speakers? Yes, stereo settings are required for binaural beats to be effective, and using regular speakers will cause the different tones to bleed together significantly, but placing two speakers right next to your ears is essentially the same thing as headphones. What I'm saying is that there can still be an entraining effect of using binaural beats with speakers as long as they are placed efficiently and a binaural beat can be heard.
First of all, anyone telling you that a dose didn't work because it's all in your head is contradicting themselves. Of course it's all in your head...that's how I-doser works. If you hallucinate and see skeletons and caves and dresses and penguins and whatever, it's because you have been brought to a brain state where small imaginations of these things become very real, like in a dream. The dose isn't making you see these things. Hell, I've never had a dose make me see anything more than an increased amount of purple dots and swirls. If you really want to see shit, your brain has to do the rest of the work.
Second, people assume that speakers have absolutely no effect at all for binaural beats. What are headphones but two seperate speakers? Yes, stereo settings are required for binaural beats to be effective, and using regular speakers will cause the different tones to bleed together significantly, but placing two speakers right next to your ears is essentially the same thing as headphones. What I'm saying is that there can still be an entraining effect of using binaural beats with speakers as long as they are placed efficiently and a binaural beat can be heard.
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