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???not to be rude in any form or fashion but I never said anything about magic( sorry, it's just,I've been to so many forums ,honestly looking for an answer but instead received this response or dismissive things along the line of this ). Can you induce the sensation that were talking about ?;(even as I'm typing this I'm turning it on and off).Your saying most people can do it (which is true if people were more "activly inward looking (applied introverted sensing)" )but how is that when research has shown that only a small portion of the population can induce ASMR (or pilioerection to be scientifically correct) without a stimulus and this subject being somewhere above that; instead of pleasurable tingles that causes goosebumps (which people who are able to do this can enact if they turn it on lightly) these individuals recieve neural impulses?/excited neurons?/electric-like sensation (the self induced sensation). Last thing, the psychological states. I agree. Psychological states do have an effect on the body which every individual can feel; wether thats bored, sleepy, mad, sad , analytical , off in a day dream, even sleep, etc. However, in each of these state's the "Self Induced Sensation" can still be deployed regardless of what state were in and if anything, the sensation becomes more intense than usual and can still be localized. Just want to say again, my intentions are not to be rude or mean (we have enough of that in our daily lives lol ) i just...... Would like a true, defined , concrete answer after all these years of being on the hunt.

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No, in the situation you posed involving your toe; instead of simply observing the sensation in it, you would activly be sending out some kind of mental force (for lack of a better term) in which the body interprets as the electric like/self induced sensation we keep talking about ( keep in mind this thing requires no focus meaning i think toe, turn the sensation on, and thats it, no true focus required just a direction.) It's alittle more than that. In addition to this statement should be " .....my body as well as create some kind of neural impulse within that so said percevied body part using some kind of motor function that derives from the mind that causes physiological changes such as sweeting, enlarged pupils , increased heart rate, etc.

I wouldn't say totally off ,where we differ is that what I'm talking about feels like a normal body function (no different than getting up or any other voluntary bodily function we have-essentially things that cause ATP exersion) your speaking about thoughts which in turn cause emotions/sensations. To me the big deal is the self induced part, meaning not focusing on a thought but rather turning it on and off simply by "willing it". For example if we were in a face to face conversation, while we're speaking, I would be able to flex it on and off over and over again or hold it sustained until I get bored or exhausted .

Hey all, to make a long story short I can induce this sensation within my body as well as direct it to different parts of my body. The way I would describe it would be liken to electricity, not in the fashion of being electrocuted but rather overestimulated, like the feeling youd get if u were being tickled to death but without the tickle part (if that makes any sense). I can induce the sensation in 0 secs flat and can control how intense the sensation is (when inducing slightly I get a light asmr buzzing but as I intensify it turns more into electic like pressure that can cause me to jerk if I completly relax myself without applying any form of motor control ). When i use it to the max my heart rate increases, my pupils enlarge, I heat up and sweat, and goosebumps form. Immediately after prolonged use or maxing out I feel somewhat fatigued and altered (like taking a hit of pure air) for only seconds and it feels like I've worked something out in the back of my brain. I would really appreciate some feedback on this one. Does anybody know what this is? Is it an ability or something? Psycho-physical interactions maybe? Anyway thanks guys