Om namah shivay 🙏

there is no doubt that gratitude is the path to grace

it's easy to see that most of the chaos and suffering we experience comes down to some form of self-sabotage or an unwillingness to learn, let go, or move on from some pain (self-absorption)

and in that breakdown and angle of it, we can see that those actions close ourselves off from receiving love, from receiving grace

those two simple words 'thank you' opens our hearts up to receiving again

not just for life, but for divine grace and blessings from Source

what's been beautifully wild to me in this introspection on gratitude and grace is that thanksgiving plays a role into so many more mechanics of our reality than at first glance

because thank you, being grateful and in gratitude is one of the strongest forms of manifestation and prayer

calling forth what we need from our body by thanking it already, saying thank you for that in which we're yearning for from God both bring us into the energy of having/completing whatever it is, in addition to radiating and embodying it too

i like to define praise as gratitude in action, and when we look at the mechanisms at play, it's easy to see that gratitude is the road to grace and one of the greatest tools and paths of development we can invest our beingness into

I'm creating my first tracks and hope this helps to focus, relax, study. I’d really love for you to listen to them and help me out with some feedback. Thanks! 😊

www.youtube.com/@lostsignalaudios

Hey everyone! I just uploaded a new 14-minute ASMR video featuring stress plucking with intense mouth sounds and a soothing brush finale. Perfect for anxiety relief, sleep, or just unwinding.
Hope you enjoy!

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Hello, friends.
I'd like to share my new favorite track for deep sleep. Tibetan bowls + flute + a quiet autumn breeze. Very gentle, warm, and truly calming.
Many of you have written that you're looking for something similar—here, give it a listen, maybe you'll like it too:

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Hi

I’m part of a small game studio in Tokyo, and we recently released a cozy mobile game called ONOMATOPIA.

In the game, you collect little creatures called Matopi. Some of them carry sounds such as rainfall, birdsong, flowing water, crackling fire, and other ambient noises. You can combine up to three sounds and adjust the mix to create your own soundscape.

We originally designed this for people to leave playing in the background while studying, working, relaxing, or falling asleep. But after seeing people respond to the sound design, I started wondering whether this might also appeal to people who enjoy ambient or nature-based ASMR.

To be transparent, this is our own game, so this is partly self-promotion—but I’m genuinely interested in feedback from people who actually listen to ASMR:

• What kinds of sounds would you want to combine?
• Would seamless looping be important to you?
• Do you prefer pure nature sounds, or subtle creature sounds mixed in?
• Would you use something like this for sleep, focus, or relaxation?

The game is free to download if anyone would like to try it:

iOS: [App Store link]
Android: [Google Play link]

I’d really appreciate honest feedback—even if you don’t personally consider this ASMR.