Listening while sleeping?

Shadow Dragon · Number of posts: 17 Age: 22 Registration date: 2008-11-19

Hey, just wondering if having the body part of a file playing in a loop while you're sleeping will be affective. Has anyone has success with it?

The Joker · Subject: Re: Listening while sleeping? Fri Feb 13, 2009 4:48 pm

I haven't looped a file for this effect but I was taken so deep while listening to Mistress Elena and I was quite tired that I fell asleep when the body of the file started. After I woke the effect of the file worked so strongly that it was natural and a part of me. So yes it is effective. Now I will try looping a body to listen while I sleep. Very Happy

Zombie_Genocide · Number of posts: 22 Age: 19 Registration date: 2009-03-06

Shadow Dragon wrote:

Hey, just wondering if having the body part of a file playing in a loop while you're sleeping will be affective. Has anyone has success with it?

I must dissagree with The Joker

From what I have heard, listening to a loop while sleeping does not work, because when your asleep, your sub-concounce(sp?) is also asleep. this makes it so it can't hear anything. I'm not the hypnosis master here though, so I could be wrong.

Also, first post, yay me! Razz

The Joker · Subject: Re: Listening while sleeping? Fri Mar 06, 2009 6:56 pm

Yay go you! That was sort of a one off it's not happened since. I'm not sure about the reasoning why it worked so well last time, but I would say now my conclusion is similar to yours...I wish I knew why it worked so well! Perhaps I was not asleep after all...I wish it did work that well! Nice to meet you by the way, welcome! Love your name!

Walter Rego · Number of posts: 1 Registration date: 2009-03-24

I have a somewhat related question...

I'm not advocating this,mind you, but merely curious, I've been wondering whether taking one of the so called hypnotic sleep medications, like Sonata, Lunesta, Rozerem etc.but staying up, would be likely to affect the hypnotic state in any way?

Zombie_Genocide · Number of posts: 22 Age: 19 Registration date: 2009-03-06

Walter Rego wrote:

I have a somewhat related question...

I'm not advocating this,mind you, but merely curious, I've been wondering whether taking one of the so called hypnotic sleep medications, like Sonata, Lunesta, Rozerem etc.but staying up, would be likely to affect the hypnotic state in any way?

Never heard of it man, So i would be hard pressed to tell you
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fiftysheep · Number of posts: 2 Age: 21 Registration date: 2009-09-23

Walter Rego wrote:

I have a somewhat related question...

I'm not advocating this,mind you, but merely curious, I've been wondering whether taking one of the so called hypnotic sleep medications, like Sonata, Lunesta, Rozerem etc.but staying up, would be likely to affect the hypnotic state in any way?

Sounds really unhealthy to me. I'd be careful with that unless specifically advised otherwise by a trusted source. Like a doctor.