Yesterday i relapsed after months of not drinking. I had one of the worst hangover in ly life today. I felt so dirty inside my veins all day. I emptied my remaining bottles in the sink, saw my therapist, and i finally feel better now that this day is coming to an end. I made a few gym moves while listening to this playlist. That playlist could not have a better timing ! Tomorrow is a new day, a clean one.
The most breathtaking things about Nobody's playlists are their strangely unique names and how well they fit. That's how I fell in love with this channel.
i painted it, i have not painted in a while but after reading this i painted and it was so much fun. turned into a small butt guy washing his back with a wooden brush thingy. really happy with it thank you!
Wall of text incoming: I miss my dream so much. A year ago, I had a dream that started in a huge white hotel lobby with tiled walls and an angular design. I was with a bunch of people from school who aren't close enough to me to really consider friends. They were playing video games on a huge screen at a long white table and having fun with each other and ignoring me. I wandered off alone and saw a vent in the wall. The inside was lit, and it had carpet. Through dream logic, I somehow knew that climbing in would propel me forward until I was on the other side of where the vent led. I did, and I shot forward into a new room. The floor was tan carpet, the walls were yellowish beigeish, the whole place was quaint and warm and beautiful unlike the geometric design and high ceiling of the place I'd been. I got up, and found I was shorter. I was the size I'd been when I was six or so, I think. Or maybe everything else was just big. But the place was filled with pleasant steam, and there were cats! Big cats. The place was a bathhouse that only appeared to people who needed it, although the cats didn't explain to me what "needing it" meant. And though this sounds weird- they bathed me. It's really weird in the waking world to describe being washed by cats, but in the dream it was like being in heaven. I had no responsibilities. I had left the stress of pretending to be friends with people who don't really know me behind. The world was just me, the water, the sweet-smelling foam, and the cats. Afterwards, the one in charge, I think she was the Queen, told me I didn't need to pay them and that I could stay in the bathhouse for as long as I liked. I knew I might never see the place again, so I just...basked in the feeling of being there. My hair was dry, despite having just been washed minutes ago. The cats were extremely polite to me, but I got the vague impression that they thought themselves superior. Maybe that's just how cats are. Or maybe they really were. Maybe I met angels. Either way, I long for that dream again. I've been in need of comfort lately and my heart aches because I *need* that dream again. I miss it so much. And I never remember my dreams, so this one definitely holds some significance over all the rest. I want to go back.
This REALLY sounds like the in-between place in Narnia "the Magicians Nephew" Basically the magical rings brought you to the place between all other worlds. It's like a forest with many deep puddles, the sky is covered by tree leaves and gives this soothing green light. The air is very stuffy and makes you want to lay down on the soft grass and sleep. The place is infinite and each puddle leads to another world if you jump into it.
Most of the time its really boring when people talk about their dreams, but i loved your story very much. Sounds very comfortable. Also it was great that you reflected on what might have been the message of the dream, or why you felt that way
Ik the feeling. I've suffered from ocd and it is so difficult sometimes to feel... Finished? Satisfied? Secure? I don't know the right word... but know that you're not alone in this❤
@@Lavendeer201 ikr. Sometimes i keep doing the irrational things countless times just to get my mind to calm down but even after that i still wouldn't feel right. And recently it's been getting worse so i really need to fix myself. Ocd's ruining my life, relationship, everything. I cant really get myself into therapy. Too broke for that. And my parents don't really think i would need that lol. So I'm trying to find other ways but i don't know if anything's working or not anymore.
It reminds me of my grandparent's house. They live in Japan, in a small, very clean house. This is what it felt like to stand in the kitchen or bathroom haha ❤I hope I will get to visit them soon
it's crazy how i actually do feel like im being cleaned, 1:42 really tickled the right spots in my brain, i didn't think anyone could even IDENTIFY that kind of sound, and i was right, nobody's done it again. thanks nobody :)
Nobody, I don't know if you will read this,but you are an artist. You do this beautiful playlists and long videos without getting monitized for it.Thank you so much for your beautiful work
I love this playlist. I worry so much about the music I'm listening to. Whether I pay enough attention, or am over-listening to one song. But here it's water. It surrounds me. It's washing me clean, and not paying attention is just as valid as usual.
When we are in a positive emotional state, our minds are more open, creative, and receptive to new ideas. This can lead to better problem-solving, more effective communication, and a greater sense of overall well-being. Good feelings can also inspire us to act in ways that are beneficial to ourselves and others, creating a positive feedback loop that further enhances our emotional state. Conversely, when we are consumed by negative emotions like fear, anger, or anxiety, our thinking can become clouded and distorted. We may jump to conclusions, misinterpret information, or fixate on problems without seeing potential solutions. This can lead to poor decision-making, conflict, and a downward spiral of negativity. By prioritizing our emotional well-being and cultivating positive emotions, we can create a foundation for clear thinking and effective action. This doesn't mean ignoring or suppressing negative emotions, but rather acknowledging them and finding healthy ways to process and release them. When we approach challenges and opportunities from a place of optimism, gratitude, and compassion, we are more likely to find creative solutions, build strong relationships, and create a positive impact on the world.
Perfectly said.. I'm sometimes prone to negative spiral. It really is learning to combat them in productive way forward with digging Gratitude and the Grace of God
Y'all can imagine the internal joy I felt when I took a bath in my white and yellow-tiled bathroom, a window overlooking on the upper side, green trees embraced by warm sun beams, and yellow green leaves gently blown by the wind - all while this music plays. This is life. Thank you for this playlist! 💚🩵
These dreamy soundings made me realize that there is no point in being devastated about literally anything. Why not feel like a child again and enjoy each second of our life with curiosity, being here and now, not thinking about the past or future…This thought cured me so quick when i was listening this playlist. I love my life. I love being just alive.🤍 Thank you for this video! You’ve just saved me from burnout 🥹
This playlist feels like you're swimming, but you're able to breathe underwater so you kinda just peacefully explore the ocean floor with the fishies :3
Remember when this was called “Music to Make You Feel Clean”? Good times Edit: Fellas I didn’t mean to sound sad about it, what I really meant to say was “I noticed you changed the title heheh!! Let me write it out as a nostalgic moment…!” 😭
THANK YOU for not including the pufferfish one omfg, that one makes me feel like i'm in a test tube being tested on by high tech Xray machinery. also... the timing is so perfect for me personally cuz ive been listening to so much "cleancore" asmr and tunes YAYYY
“My mind has no peace as yet! I beg you, master, please pacify my mind!” “Bring your mind here and I will pacify it for you,” replied Bodhidharma. “I have searched for my mind, and I cannot take hold of it,” said the Second Patriarch. “Now your mind is pacified,” said Bodhidharma. Is what this playlist reminds me of
This playlist has me feeling extremely conflicted. One moment it's the most soul-cleansing, mind clearing and relaxing stuff ever, makes me feel absolutely amazed. The next it's so overstimulating and harsh that it actually induces me to feel anger suddenly? I found that some songs like fantasy map, splash, and coral cay, those songs made me feel so soothed. Then songs like Tadpoles Lullaby, Snow Elves, and I can see the air, all made me feel really overwhelmed and I have to skip them every time, they sound so harsh and sharp. Either way this playlist has made me start to obsess with this... really specific soapy kind of music. It's inspiring despite my feelings being so heavily mixed onto either side.
@@dreamwebASMR not that you asked, but a youtuber called Tomei has a similar aesthetic to this video, she's made a few playlists that are more uniformly calming to my ears, and might be for yours as well.
спасибо за такой прекрасный плейлист. он заставил меня целых 47 минут пробыть в очень редком состоянии, когда я чувствую, что я и всё вокруг достаточно чистое 🩵💙💙
"sunmoonstar - satellites" reminds me a lot of the sol sanctum elemental stars theme from golden sun!!! i'm so happy to have another song that sounds akin to it in a playlist
I don't know where you find these music tracks from, but those first two make me feel like I'm living one of my childhood dreams. The constant sounds toy-felt blocky fun and small balls and marbles non-sensically bouncing around me as if they're alive. Like tiny bunnies hopping around tiny apples. A whole soap bar cluttered and see-through river if you ask me. Sky hard to see due to the massively sized grass blades until we head out into the concrete basket ball court. Balls falling off the roof of the school. Tree villages. I Spy-esc lands made of giant wooden building blocks. 'Pixalated' pool room tiles display a wide vibrant variety of rasberry blues and crystalic whites. Water so playfully warm, inviting us to explore its maze of corners, slides and speaking of sliding, down we go along the shiny metal railing. The PoolRooms done right. At some point we encounter this annoying spikey thing that floats in the air above us. It caught us off gaurd when we weren't paying attention to the sky above us. It was strattlingly high pitched and loud, almost as if it were shrieking at us. We were too scared of it to get in its way after that and it just kept wandering around, bouncing in cycles through the air. We thought it was an enemy of some kind and neither of us felt up to battling it. We kept on our way. Then there were the 'throwing' sounds. The sounds small peices of wood make when swung fast enough; those little 'whooshes' and 'swipes' as the wind rips past. We heard it a tone entering this one room that looked as if some kids were there before us and left it a mess. Wooden blocks and coloured tiles stacked so high and cramped everywhere they could be. The next thing we knew, the door slammed shut behind us and we were tossing the pieces of wood around making whoosh after swipe after smack as we forced our way through the room and tried to complete its puzzles before the clock on the wall ran short of ticks. That is how those first two tracks make me feel.
