Publisher's Synopsis
SINAAQ: audio drug extraordinaire, underground YouTube sensation and inventor of NIGHTMARE INDUCING MUSIC, NIGHTMARE AMBIENT as well as NIGHTMARE AUDIO DRUGS has finally compiled his first book of nightmare fan letters.The "stories" shared in this book are real-life experiences (both natural and supernatural in nature) shared in the emails sent in by his listeners. Not only do the songs (some as long as 12 hours in duration) and comment section provide a psychological haven for nightmare chasers or those suffering from nightmare disorder, but also provide an alternative for those who love to meditate, yet can't stand all the fruity meditation music dominating the niche.Youtube has tried to de-platform Sinaaq on several occasions due to the graphic nature of his album covers, loose tongue of his commenters and morbid search engine optimized metadata; however, his community of followers has only grown stronger over time.The headstrong nature of Sinaaq and his followers have been able to reverse the suicidal, repair broken relationships and heal dozens of psychological afflictions, including Nightmare Disorder, aka "Dream Anxiety Disorder".If you are wondering if these types of audio drugs will work for you, this book will serve as inspirational literature. Otherwise, you may just want to polish your insight when it comes to unexplored alcoves of the soul. Either way, you are in for a gargantuan treat.Please leave a glowing review and comment here on Amazon if you find utility in the content. If you are displeased, please remain quiet, or else we masters of the dark arts will haunt you for eternity and see to it that you never get a wink of restful sleep again!Contact Sinaaq: [email protected] or text in the USA or Canada (504) 677-8898Excerpt from the book: "My boyfriend was listening to your music for a few months and I told him that he was stupid because I study psychology in University and I told him that music can't give you nightmares, only your own mind, but he insisted that I try it so I tried it and now I am confused. Here is my experience.At first, I didn't feel much, I was just annoyed by the way the sounds made my head feel. It almost felt like I was getting one of those headaches I get when I am premenstrual. I kept thinking to myself that this is stupid. However, after a few minutes, I found myself getting lost in the sounds whirling around my head and it became hypnotic in a way. It made me think about when I was a child and I was fascinated by hypnosis and my friends and I would try to hypnotize each other, but it never worked. It was like a Ouija board, someone was always pretending to be under hypnosis. However, something was really happening to me, it felt like someone was grabbing me from the inside and it almost made me rip off the headphones because I just couldn't take it anymore. However, in the name of science, I insisted on following through...plus I wanted to prove my boyfriend wrong because he was being so stupid about your music.Slowly, I slipped into sleep, I don't know how, because my mind felt like it was being abused by your music. The next thing I remember was my boyfriend shaking me awake and asking if I was okay. I felt my body wrestling him and I was yelling. Our roommate thought we were fighting and came into the room to see if I was okay. She was about to call the police because she thought my boyfriend was abusing me. I got up to use the bathroom and looked into the mirror and my hair was a mess. It looked like I had been partying for 3 days straight without sleep or a shower. My eyes were sweaty too.After everyone calmed down, my boyfriend was smug and in "I told you so" mode. I pretended that I was fine and that it was no big deal, that it was just a coincidence, but..."Nightmare Disorder, out of body experience, Nightmares, Dreamscapes, lucid dreaming for beginners, supernatural romance, supernatural horror, Magick Studies
