Recreation includes mindful technology for recreational purposes. This may include ASMR, Binaural Beats for various forms of simulated experiences, and other forms of Recreational Mindfulness.
Are you a Pro Gamer, Twitch Streamer, Social Gamer, or Casual Player? Practicing is often not enough for gamers who compete in gaming competitions with the sole purpose of destroying their competition. How are gamers combining mindfulness and gaming for substantial advantages against their opponents?
The combination might seem obvious: the calm contemplative nature of marijuana and the deep introspection of mindfulness meditation… But, how can you maximize the results of BOTH? Even if you don’t consume cannabis, there are methods to harness the power of a simulated THC meditation.
Some would call it the dark side of brainwave dosing: The simulation of recreational substances, and general exploration into noir subjects. Is it? Or, can it be part of a healthy lifestyle?
When I-Doser came out you started hearing people say binaural dosing was “intense” or “scary” or “powerful” – and you ARE taking deep dives into your mind, so let’s begin our journey.
Today we give you something truly intense: Real users and experts discussing I-Doser Simulated Experiences. You know you want more – Just keep reading.
While creating a simulated mood or experience though the use of binaural beats is nothing new, things just got EXTREME with some powerful new releases that are sure to turn some heads.
Imagine if you could physically simulate the emotional experience so intricately imagined in a great piece of fiction: be it a book, a movie, or a video game – and actually feel what your imagination creates.
I can only speak to use in the United States, but prescription drug use is a rampant problem. While companies like I-Doser have been releasing Recreational Drug sequences for years, there is a new breakthrough in binaural simulations: mimicking the effects of prescription drugs. How well do they work? Read on.
I-Doser made nationwide headlines when two things happened: Wired.com mentioned the company in their Threat Level release, and Oklahoma’s Mustang Public School sent out a letter to parents warning them of the new craze (covered in a news 9 video). Let’s set the record straight right now.
I would never use the term “music” to describe the complex audio simulations that I produce. Some of our more complex and detailed simulations I have worked on have taken…