(02-11-2011, 06:25 PM)Impurity Wrote: This happens to me, when I get up from sleep or not moving for a while I feel light headed and ill, almost pass out. Take a few deep long breaths, splash some water on your face. You should be fine.

(02-16-2011, 04:36 PM)dan08 Wrote: I am surprised that most of you people don't actually know what you're talking about. Only one person said something sensible and related to the problem, thanks L3g1tWa5te. I quote "your just light headed", I can't really go very deep into the situation as there are not a lot of description on the different factors that could be interfering. Music is used by therapists, why? Music is one of the few things that has the strength to change your physical, emotional, mental, social, aesthetic and spiritual state (sometimes in less than 10 seconds), but more interestingly it changes in conjunction with your current emotional(mainly) state, and this is very interesting, because other natural factor, such as whether, noise, temperature and so on, can have a slightly the same effect. Sometimes, you don't need to actually be outside or look outside to know if it is snowing, raining, or whatever, you feel it relating to aesthetic state of mind, mental and spiritual. Anyway, the wind, cold, dark, normally helps to the human body to relax and free our mind, while hot, light allows us to explore excitement and for that reason needing more of our body resources(Brain resources). Those factors in conjunctions with the music that you listen too have different effects. If, as L3g1tWa5te mentioned("your just light headed"), probably related to other factors in conjunctions with some light music you will feel very relaxed and in a good state of mind, while if you try some hard music(probably some rock) your mind will become in a very unstable position and probably giving you some headaches and so on. By "your mind will become in a very unstable position" I mean, your mood will depend in some other extra factors that occur in the following seconds or minutes(For example the next person you talk too). As most people on this thread said, you will be alright, but bare in mind that music is a very powerful weapon that can be used to help as to destroy your mood for a long couple of hours. Hope you get fine soon. Reply when you better.

Dan08

(02-16-2011, 02:52 PM)wassiliboss Wrote: I'm still upset that someone rated this thread low.