Anyone go into a trance-like state when masturbating?
That's part of the *point* of masturbating... paying attention *only* to your body's pleasure and to how it responds to what you're doing. Some people actually have to conciously focus, but anyone who's been doing it for a while, become comfortable with it and discovered styles that work best for them will usually just find themselves a groove and follow it to the exclusion of most of their surroundings and situation. Nevermind about your age. There's no such thing as "being too young" for that. I don't suppose you've ever been permitted to learn the truth about all the people that masturbate... but it might interest you to know that infants masturbate (often to orgasm if they do it at all and - rarely - even during the last week or two before they're born)... that by the age of 12, almost 1/3 of all girls have been masturbating to orgasm at least occasionally for half their lives or more... that at age 15 it's 2/3 of them who are doing it regularly (many of those are doing it more than once a day)... or that by the age of 20, more than 80% of women are doing the same - regardless of whether they've ever had intercourse. Even very old people do it. Have fun with it and don't worry. Masturbating is normal and healthy, and learning what pleases you sexually is good for you... especially because you'll know what to tell (better yet, to show) your man about how to please you when you eventually decide you're ready to have sex.
What is it like to enter a state of trance during meditation? How do you reach such a state.
It’s awesome and a must thing to experience!! So I was spiritually curious since my teenage and when I entered college I started searching on the net about the meditation and stuff. One of my uncle made me do yoga nindra (Relax Yourself With Yoga Nidra - As Restorative As Sleep ) and I remember that I started relaxing my body from legs and I slept. Next thing I remember was next morning when I woke up and realized that it was an amazing experience.I had heard about the Art of Living course from my friends and my uncle and wished to do one course. I was completely unaware something like meditation can change your life in such a big way. I did the course and now I do everything with full awareness and enjoyment. It brought such a big shift in my life so here is my experience of my first course (How was your experience of the Art of Living Happiness program? Did you felt any change? What changes you made on the daily basis? ).So I would suggest you to attend the Happiness course of Art of Living and don’t expect anything from the course as it may ruin your experience. When you have never tasted an apple how can you assume what it’s taste can be ?If you really wish to experience the trance then do the happiness course of AOL and go for Art of Silence course of AOL. Here are the links:Experience Waves of Happiness Like Never BeforeArt of Silence (The Art Of Living Part 2 Course)
What does it feel like to be in state of trance?
Most of the time you won't know that you are in trance. When you are reading this post, you are actually entering into light trance. You might also goes into deeper trance when you read it thoroughly and focusing on each word written here.On daily basis you might enter and exit trance multiple times. It will happen when you are looking for ketchup, working, listening to music, playing games, reading, praying, etc.In traditional hypnosis, people are asked to stare at candle light or wall or any other thing until they get into trance, eyes tired and finally closing their eyes. However, we don't do that now, because there are other way to induce trance without waiting for people to close their eyes. However this better way to induce trance are not as "Magical" as staring on something for a very long time. It feels good, it gets you into trance, it's relaxing. The only problem is it doesn't feel so special. You just close your eyes and relax your body. Boom you are in! Most people expect to be unconscious or feel some special feeling when they are in hypnotic trance. Some people will feel it (due to their own auto-suggestion), but some people will feel like they are not hypnotized. I remember Allen Carr stated in his book that he goes to hypnotist from smoking cessation, leaving there feeling tricked since he didn't feel hypnotized and never smoked since then.
How did trance music start?
Trance was technically an offshoot from Chicago House music and Detroit Techno in the late 80’s and early 90’s (leaning closer to House with it's Roland 808, four to the floor-dominated percussion, arpeggiated counterpoint, and anthemic trend) that really didn't gel until these musical forms grew in Europe (notably in Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, and Belgium). Early popular influencers included Robert Miles, Paul Oakenfold, Tiesto, Paul Van Dyk, and Rank 1. In parallel to this popular Trance movement was a parallel one that grew from the Goa region of India. While similar, they slightly diverged into Progressive and Uplifting Trance (popular) and Psy Trance (Goa).In addition to the aforementioned influences, Trance differentiated itself from House and Techno by borrowing from synth-heavy New Age music (Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel Jarre, Kitaro), New Wave and Synthpop (Depeche Mode, New Order), Ambient, Classical, and Film Music. Obviously, traditional Indian and Bollywood music as well as psychadelic acid music from the 60s-80's influenced Goa and Psy Trance as well.Ironically, Trance didn't really gain a following in the USA until much later (in spite of a huge following in both Canada and Mexico). When it did, it emerged in Miami, New York, and the Chicago / Detroit / Cleveland & Columbus / Pittsburgh / Buffalo / (through to Toronto) corridor. It still remains a distant EDM choice in the USA behind the likes of Dubstep, House, and even Hardstyle and Drum & Bass.Worldwide, Trance continues to grow in popularity bolstered by weekly radio shows such as A State of Trance and Trance Around the World (now Group Therapy).Make *music.*Do it with *love*.… and *vice versa*
Why is trance/techno addictive? I especially like vocal trance. Is anyone else hooked?
i'm a trance and vocal trance fan since many years. the reason it makes addictive is the full or partial synth underlying of mostly a nice melody combined with a steady beat (this is a music form you can't hear from other techno styles). it doesn't put me in a state of trance (like Armin van Buuren would call it :) ) but it's a state of calmness and relaxation or precisely the contrary on tunes like Aria - Dido (AvB's Universal Religion Mix) GTR - Reason to Believe (Gareth Emery Remix) Ceylon - Immortal (Alphazone Dub Mix) DJ Ernesto - Stop 9.5 (Phynn's Mix) Leo G - Supersonic (Martin Roth Remix) and many more the list of vocal trance songs i like is nearly endless, here a few of them Chakra - Doors Laura Turner - Soul Deep (Signum extended club mix) Chicane - Saltwater Mads Arp feat. Julie Harrington - Slow it down (Mathilda mix) Delerium - Heaven's Earth (Matt Darey remix) Delerium feat. Jaël - After All (Svenson & Gielen remix) Matt Darey feat. Marcella Woods - Beautiful Matt Darey feat. Izzy - Eternity (Original mix) Goldenscan - Only with You Envio - For You (Sunlounger Mix) Denga & Manus - Shadowsong (Volition Spellforce mix) Zenon feat. Erire - September Rain (Bobina Dub mix) - THE guitar track i like so much .... .... and so on
What to wear to a trance concert?
Hi :) I'm going to be going to A State of Trance (ASOT 600) on Saturday at Madison Square Garden in NYC. I just wanted to get some opinions on what I should wear? I'm a girl, first of all haha, and I know some people get crazy with their outfits but personally, I know I'll feel uncomfortable if I wear something ridiculous. I went to a Swedish House Mafia concert a few weeks ago and was WAY overdressed. It was my first EDM show and believe me, I loved it, but my outfit was not good. I wore a hot pink tutu, furry white boots, and a black corset top. I know, what was I even thinking. Everyone else was wearing jeans and neon shirts. I just want to know if the way people dress at a trance concert is different. I have an outfit in mind already but don't know if it's too much? I'm wearing a black bustier top and black high-waisted shorts so I'm not showing off too much of my stomach. I was thinking I'll still wear the boots because they were comfortable. I know it gets really hot in there. Top: http://www.ardenb.com/catalog/product.jsp?categoryId=133&subCategoryId=1433&productId=63594 Shorts: http://store.americanapparel.net/product/?productId=rsa8319 What do you wear to trance concerts? Please don't be mean, I just don't want to look stupid when I'm there lol.
What is the meaning of "trance"?
Its more closer to being 'dazed' or 'bewildered'. Like sometimes when there is a really soothing music playing, you appear to forget the present state you are in and go into a semi conscious state. For eg. A snake 'appears' as if it goes into trance when the snake charmer plays his music... The dictionary meaning of the trance is: 1. A half-conscious state, seemingly between sleeping and waking, in which ability to function voluntarily may be suspended. 2. A dazed or bewildered condition. 3. A state of complete mental absorption or deep musing. 4. An unconscious, cataleptic, or hypnotic condition.
Are Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) popular in Canada compared to the USA?
Yes, but I cannot tell how common it is.But, do remember, no usury laws apply. The Credti company can charge any effective interest rate it cares to. I saw one example of 200 %, annual rate, twice what you borrowed. That means, if you borrow $ 1,000, you end up paying back $ 1,000 plus $ 2,000, $ 3,000 to get $ 1,000. That is expensive.The pay back rate is anything from 22 % to 35 % on your gross credit card processing value until the loan is paid.Are you sure that you don’t qualify for a small business loan at your bank? Their interest rate will be in the 4 % to 8 % range with pay back times far longer than for MCA.
Will Hairspray kill bugs?
You'd be better hitting it with the can. Hairspray won't do your drapes any good. Ifv frightened by some small, largely harmless, creature you can always resort to the vacuum cleaner collection method. Much more satisfying. Even more than Garth Brooks? There's too many insect sin the world to be getting that worried. You should get some help before it becomes a phobia. Start with a butterfly house visit. . . .
Can you have an area code from a different state?
I am not sure that I understand the question specifically.One interpretation of your question: can a single area code cross state boundaries?In the USA, area codes are all regional, of course, and generally far smaller than states. So, in most cases, the area code is for a specific region (“area”) well within a state.However, it is possible, in theory, for a particular area code to be near the edge of a state where it’s “area” extends into the next state. I don’t know of any specific example, but it might be in cities/regions that “lie” across two states … for example, Kansas City is in Kansas and Missouri. But I have not actually looked to see if there is an area code there spans the state boundaries.Another interpretation of your question: can I have an area code for my phone that is “from” a given state while residing in another state?With landline phones, the answer is No. The phone area code must be accessed from the local central telephony office, and they are associated with a specific area code (or few). Of course, a given region can have multiple area codes - set as overlays nowadays - once they have more numbers than a single area code can allow. So, if you move beyond the boundaries of a given area code region, your landline phone must use a different local number - and, hence, different area code for the new location.With cell phones and “number portability”, this is not a strict problem. Since cell phone numbers are dialed using all ten digits now (often also true for landline areas with multiple area codes) , and cellular carriers offer national plans (so that there is no billing difference where a call is made from or placed), it is not necessary for a number to be restricted to a single state or region.For example, I started my cell phone service in the San Francisco Bay Area (in San Jose), so my phone area code is “408”. If I were to move from here to another city or state to live - where the landline area codes are different - I plan to keep my current number for sure! So that people who know it can still reach / dial me. I know plenty of people who have done the same!