pulsar
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Hey spooky,
thanks for replying.
Some songs that were a blast of an experience: Riders on the Storm by The Doors, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds by The Beatles, Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin, Knocking On Heavens Door by Bob Dylan, songs, that gave the opportunity to float without setting intention on reaching out, or let the thoughts pass by.
Euphoria is maybe an interesting feeling, or just lets you sit around with an open mouth (woahhh..astonishing..) but you are right, sometimes it is just a hurdle in mind like overwhelming fears you cannot resist. Maybe it is better to resemble ones thoughts after listening to music, that leads up to euphoria, and maybe try to go e.g. oob or on a meditation, to put the impressions in the right order, to make it more accessable and more verifiable for oneself. The intention of what one shall feel like is set up by the composer of the music, so to say, he had his/her enlightening sign before he/she made it a piece of music, and the listener is the one that needs to take the deeper look to get the meaning of what he heard, and what he has to do with this impression, so we could really talk about this as spiritual growth (so that a humanbeing is able to reach out more and more, maybe driven by key ideas about the creation he got in a state of euphoria, and after he made this pile of thoughts a senseful picture, he is able to get deeper into the matter.) The idea of using sitar music as a step to calm down to harbour the thoughts (maybe it is a better way then the one I mentioned, to sit down by yourself and try to make a picture of the bits of euphoric thoughts, that you remember after turning your classical (or whatever) piece of music mute.) It is much like to have a tool to slowly step down from this euphoric state, collecting your thoughts and impression, and at the end of your music "trip" to the spiritual place, you have a picture in your head, that the brain can handle. But sitar music to have sitar music while trying to reach out, you wouldn't get trapped that easy in any kind of emotional state of mind (neiter euphoric nor depressive), as it is balanced, and for itself more of a "sweet leaving".
What I think would also work (what I also got to know in music class) if you connect a speaker with a sinus generator and go with the flow (maybe I could also try out the "flanger" mode of my guitar amp). I'll try the HemiSync method, just to see how far I can go, the further, the better.
Love,
pulsar
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