[ASMR] Intense Tapping and Ear Cupping Triggers [binaural]

WARNING: Loud triggers! This video includes intense tapping on headphones, placed on the 3Dio, some fabric scratching and ear cupping. The gets quieter as it goes but these are still louder triggers than what I'm used to working. You can give them a try and I hope it works for you! Ear cupping starts at minute 14:55

http://tinyurl.com/jh4sly9

My Patreon Page to help me keep working and making more time for ASMR videos:   / delucaasmr  

Paypal: http://tinyurl.com/nkzt5zw (For donations or requests, highly appreciated but not necessary.

My Facebook Page for Updates and better interaction:   / delucaasmr  

*** What is ASMR? It’s that tingly sensation that some people get in the back of the scalp, sometimes going down your spine and other parts of the body. It is pleasurable and relaxing. The purpose of ASMR videos is to trigger these tingles by recreating real life based situations that would normally be triggering, or by simply playing with sounds and visuals that work just as well. There's a lot more to that pleasurable physical feeling though. Most ASMR videos provide personal attention and make the viewer feel cared for and safe. I like to believe this feeling called ASMR is a primal body response to the feeling of being safe and loved. ASMR may not only help you relax and sleep, but it can also help you find comfort and can be a powerful tool to be more mindful and deal with stress better. A shortcut to meditation.

***Que es el ASMR? Es una sensación de cosquilleo que algunos sentimos en la parte trasera del cuero cabelludo; a veces deslizándose por la columna vertebral hacia otras partes del cuerpo. El objetivo de los videos ASMR es detonar este cosquilleo recreando situaciones basadas en la vida real (que naturalmente generarían esa sensación), o por medio de sonidos y efectos visuales. Estos videos representan mucho más que un método para detonarlo. Muchos ofrecen una ficticia atención personal con el objetivo de hacer sentir al observador cuidado y seguro. En mi opinión, esta respuesta fisiológica que llamamos ASMR, no es más que una reacción primordial del cuerpo ante situaciones de seguridad y afecto. El ASMR no solo sirve para relajarse y poder conciliar el sueño, sino que también puede brindar consuelo y puede ser utilizado como una herramienta para combatir el estrés. Una forma sencilla de meditar.