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+Hboy333333 "I'm okay with all of this"

+MaxaNum Np

+Illuminati triangle Thanks!

+LEMUS LAURA Thanks!

+MaxaNum I actually think your remixes are awesome! +Mark Eisenberg I play rhythm games so same for me.

+Mark Eisenberg Poor rhythm can't be much worse than awful spelling.

+Mark Eisenberg lol take a look at his channel

+Proto Man pssh yea right

+Mark Eisenberg This is a joke right? He was messing up on purpose.

same

+MaxaNum hmm... ! Maybe I could teach you!

Right back at you!!

+Mark Eisenberg stfu

Good for you!

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+shenanigans Shenanigans (great name btw), you wrote some great things! "accidental mindfulness”—my thoughts exactly! We all work within the realm of mindfulness on a day to day basis. I guess the hallmark of the “practice” aspect of it would be recognizing what it is that is important (the meaningfulness of it) and then stabilizing that quality. “need to escape”—Yes. I think there is a real issue with one wanting to find a better, more suitable moment, more and more. However, this notion can be a double edged blade. I eventually stumbled upon mindfulness via lucid dreaming (which is actually an advanced yogic practice) and astral projection when I was younger! Why? I wanted to create a better reality for myself—escapism. That did, eventually, lead me to relaxing more and more into this unfabricated present moment via mindfulness/awareness practices. As a famous master once said, “whatever gets you there.” A lot of this (ASMR) points towards appreciation of our sense perceptions, I feel. Appreciation can be thought as the pinnacle of certain mindfulness practices, at the end of the day. I find that quite powerful. I would have never of dreamed of trying or caring to build a connection between these two, a long time ago. However, the more I go along, the more I try to see and understand where everyone is at in their particular journey, and to help in whatever way I can. I think this stuff comes down to imbuing whatever activities we do with clarity. Then, everything can be an aspect of mindfulness. Tall order, I know! It’s possible though. That’s the true “break”! :D Thanks so much for your very sharp and important observations!

+23Codi23 Thanks for the kind words! Yes, isn't it interesting how it carries over into our post-video/listening experience into our everyday lives? It's truly a unique platform to cultivate and share appreciation. Who would have thought that something such as a seemingly faceless thing like mass media could be capable of such things! Take care Codi!

+Daniel Culbertson ThanksDaniel! Initially, I rolled my eyes at ASMR…that was until I actually put on a headset!I was in disbelief and a bit confused at how and why I was getting pleasurableand relaxing feelings from seemingly mundane and everyday scenarios. But then Ibegan to unpack the fact that this phenomenon has happened on and off all throughoutmy life, and was not so strange after all. I just didn’t really acknowledge it.Later on I began to see an overlap of between mindfulness and ASMR in the areaof appreciating and being curious towards our experiences and sense perceptions.Good stuff!Yes,mindfulness can be quite challenging, but as they say, “the path is the goaland the goal is the path” :) It’s truly a “practice,” which means there’snothing really to get right, but rather, more about being kind and gentletowards our experience, whichever flavour of one we may be having. Definitely easiersaid than done, huh?! Please let me know if you’d ever want any guidance/supportif you want to give it another go! I do plan oncreating soft spoken videos as well as trying my hand at some role-play andfurther up-close whisper soundscapes. Thanks somuch for your enthusiasm and support and wish you a very content day/evening! -D