Yes, I did take the suggestions given to me into account on the induction file; I edited it accordingly, but it still needs to be converted to mp3. Because I'd need to reboot to a different OS to do that at the moment, I've not. ^^; Perhaps tomorrow, or maybe even later today. But yes, I am having fun with it.

Now, this evening, I decided to try the induction with a playlist of several different binaural files, just to see if they'd work. At the time, I felt an immense sense that they would, more so than usual, so it felt as though I needed to try it out.

I think it was a success, for the most part. I say think because I don't remember much of any of the files I listened to and don't even really remember the playlist itself. ^^; Anyway. it felt fantastic, until I woke up during one of Cardigan's files; I don't remember the name, but its intended purpose is to help artists get out of their slumps by not focusing too much on mistakes and more focusing on getting it done, learning from the mistakes for future endeavors.

This wouldn't have been a problem, except then suddenly I got an intense throbbing pain in my temples. This happens on occasion, and is likely a result of a temporomandibular joint disorder. The problems really started when I realized I couldn't move at all to remedy the situation, not even to shake my head slightly to attempt to get rid of it.

As neat as this was, it was also very frustrating. Eventually, unable to just ignore the pain, I ended up forcing myself fully awake by yelling internally until it became an external yell, at which point I was finally able to shake myself out of it.

I didn't go back and try it again because I'm still in a touch of pain, but plan to later tonight.