ASMR Blog 
There’s no evidence to believe ASMR has any relationship with the occult or occult practices whatsoever. No known occult books or occultists mention ASMR in their teachings – or mention anything remotely similar to ASMR. Simply put, ASMR is a physiological response. One that has been proven by scientific research. ASMR has no relationship with … Read more
Anyone who loves ASMR knows most videos are all about audible triggers. You could say the entire ASMR community got started because of pleasant sounds – that’s how important audible triggers are! Because of that, we need to pay extra attention to how we listen to ASMR videos. A new pair of headphones can change … Read more
A lot of people love ASMR so much they decide to start making ASMR videos of their own – and that’s a great thing. You can start right away with your phone and a couple of triggers ready to go. You can also invest a little bit in your ASMRtist career and increase your production … Read more
ASMR cannot cause tinnitus by itself. No sounds can cause tinnitus as long as they are being listened to in a normal volume. Watching ASMR videos way too loud can cause tinnitus – but with a volume that loud, you might defeat the relaxation aspect altogether! As most tingle lovers out there know, ASMR is … Read more
We all know the many benefits of ASMR: it reduces stress, it relaxes you, it can help you fall asleep, and many other wild things – like temporary pain reduction and decreasing heart rate. But what about your mind? Can ASMR make you smarter? Or perhaps, the repetitive triggers are dumbing you down? Maybe there’s … Read more
There’s no reason to believe ASMR causes nightmares. Plenty of people watch ASMR videos to fall asleep, some of them even keep them on throughout the night – with no issues whatsoever. No scientific research shows a link between ASMR and nightmares – but there are cases of it happening. A quick google search will … Read more
Under no circumstances can ASMR be considered a sin by itself. ASMR is a physiological response that stems from relaxing triggers, like a whispering voice or smooth hand movements. There’s nothing sinful about watching a relaxing video or falling asleep to audible triggers. Even though ASMR is not a sin by itself, it can be … Read more
More often than not relaxation enthusiasts mistake ASMR with meditation. Even though they can produce similar results, they are two different things! For starters, meditation is an activity you have to engage in. ASMR, on the other hand, is a response to a stimulus, something cannot do by yourself. ASMR is a physiological response to … Read more
Using your iPhone to record an ASMR video is one of the better cost-effective ways to start your career as an ASMRtist. Your iPhone is the only tool you are going to need to record, and you can use it to upload your video online to a streaming platform. Once you get better at recording … Read more
ASMR and hypnosis share common traits and characteristics, but they are not the same. In fact, they do not share the same process nor they produce the same results. There is also a little bit of controversy surrounding hypnosis, which ASMR also does not share. The main difference between ASMR and hypnosis is that the … Read more