Musical Sound Waves + Becoming High Without Using Drugs

[Lucas88]

Last night I was listening to music alone. I was listening to a particular sequence of songs when all of a sudden I started to feel crazy high as though I'd taken MDMA or something (I don't take recreational drugs and haven't taken psychedelics since 2018).

This was the exact list of songs that I listened to from my YouTube history:


























Why might listening to the songs have made me feel completely high like on drugs? Music obviously consists of sound patterns and frequencies. Might certain sound patterns and frequencies combined with others affect the functioning of the brain and induce hypomanic states and such?

Bonus question: - What are some good types of music to induce a feeling of being high but without any need to use chemical substances?

[69ixine]

this is what I listen to during my psychedelic trips

aswell as this



this song induces a feeling of victory and success after the ocd melts away



this induces a sense of complete ease

and this also induces the same things



early 2010s chicas car audio (the above,click on the link)while high is amazing too

[willymonfrete]

https://hoolest.com/blogs/news/verelief ... on-methods

'verelief'induces euphoria thru the vagal nerve/nervous system.it stops racing thoughts and stress and anxiety.

something to look into.

here's videos of ppl tryin it

https://hoolest.com/pages/testimonials-and-reactions