#Binaural beats gates of hades download free

'You dont do anything around the house, you're not going to go anywhere in life, blah blah blah'. I'm going to break everything down for you by the minutes.ДЎ1 0 - Began listening to 'Gate of Hades', 5 minutes after my mom yelled at me big time. so around 11 0 PM last night, I plugged in my headphones into my ipod, lay in my dark room on my bed, and proceeded to listen to 'Gate of Hades'. Being the dumbass I am, I shrugged it off and was like 'people just trying to scare others'. near-death experiences, OBEs, distortion of reality, loss of body image, strong visual and auditory hallucinations, the works. People were saying that it was the most frightening thing they've ever experienced, e.g. I looked up the reviews online for it, and what I saw seriously creeped me out big time.

#Binaural beats gates of hades download free

It costs $199.95 online, but someone put it up on Pirate Bay for a free download, so I downloaded it. There's a binaural beat called 'Gate of Hades'. the difference is 5 hz, and a 5 hertz brain wave is a Theta brain wave is thestate your brain is in when you're dreaming or are having some seriously deep meditation. For example, a 25 hertz frequency is played in the right ear and a 20 hertz in the left. If you haven't seen my last post, I spent all of Saturday listening to binaural beats. Let me tell you about the experience I had last night/this morning. I'd really be interested to talk to someone else that may have experienced something similar to the following story. I originally wrote everything below as a letter to several of my closest friends on facebook and it will take too long to go through and edit out all the parts I meant only for my friend to read, so just ignore the parts that don't make sense. Be that as it may, i still consider it an important experience in my life even though I would never want to go through it again. The story below is completely true and reading it over right now, it seems a little far-fetched or even ridiculous. Hopefully it'll shine some light on binaural beats, or, more specifically, iDoser. I ran a search but didn't find anything relevant so I created this thread.