"To say the least this tripped us both out," he said. He goes on to describe a similar bad "trip" his friend experienced who said he felt like he was in his own hell being tortured by voices in his head and "visions of demons." Every once in awhile I will see that image of the demon if I'm having a nightmare but that's all. "Once I came to, My hands were shaking really bad, My throat was dry (probably the rapid breathing), and I felt really paranoid that something was going to take me back to that hell. But the weird thing was that they were off but for a minute or two I still felt like I was there and every time my friend would talk to try to calm me he sounded like a demon." My friend had to take off the headphones because of my loud screaming. My friend told me that I looked as if i was going into a seizure. I felt like i was just about to die but in many different ways. "Then this really loud noise appeared and then everything got bad. During this point I lost feeling in all of my limbs and as far as I knew I was just a falling head. Then flashes of an image I can only depict as a wicked and horrible demon would appear. I can't remember what they were saying but it scared the living - out of me. One was a little girl's voice and following right after was a deep, Demonic voice. (During this part my friend said that i was breathing very rapidly and deeply through my nose and that i would hold my breath for like 10 seconds). I felt really hot and scared that I was going to crash.
Suddenly, I felt as if i was falling from space to Earth, but everything was still pitch black. (I)t felt as if I was sinking in a really thick quicksand. Here is how one teen described his experience on an I-dosing forum:
#I DOSER GATES OF HADES AUDIO DOWNLOAD#
Gates of Hades is just one of the I-dosing "tunes" that teens can download and use to get "high". All other claims are considered to be attributed to the placebo effect.
At most, a few studies suggest the beats may have a relaxing effect. There are claims that binaural beats do all kinds of amazing things, such as help people memorize and learn, stop smoking, improve athletic performance and manage their weight, but there are no conclusive studies to support any of these claims. The idea, known as "binaural beats" or "brainwave entertainment" has been around for a while and is used by New Agers to aid meditation and relaxation. Teens need nothing more than headphones and a computer to get "high". It's part of an Internet fad known as "I-dosing." It involves listening to two-toned audio files through headphones that are meant to alter brain waves the same way alcohol, marijuana and other drugs do. Gates of Hades is indeed something parents need to be concerned about. I would like to share this with you so you can warn other parents about this." I don’t know if you ever heard of this, but I Googled it and was disgusted by what I saw. CH writes: "My son who is in 8th grade just told me about a horrible Demonic thing some kids are doing called 'Gate of Hades'.
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