≼Binaural Effects for Book sounds Lovers≽

Hey guys in this video I will work with some books to hopefully give you tingles. :) Thank you!
Description:
0:00-3:01 - Introduction, writting with a pen
3:03-07:55 - Side to Side book search
07:57-18:55 - Upfront books presentation
18:57-end - Over the head books walk through
20:00 - Map pointing
26:20 - Embarassing Godzilla/King Kong comment LOL xD

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This video cannot replace any medication or professional treatment. If you have sleep/anxiety/psychological troubles please consult your physician. Thank you :) ***

[jessicabodkin]

Please do a 2023 version of this Thank you Maria!

[lisagibson]

Hi Maria I have 2 children with autism and one of them has trouble sleeping which is my 8 year old daughter and she hasn't slept in her own bed for ages as she has trouble with sleeping in her own bed and I'm constantly in her bed for a peaceful nights sleep. I was getting stressed and someone told me about asmr so watched your video on YouTube and felt so relaxed and started to watch your video alot more and felt so relaxed and wondered if it would work with my 8 year old daughter and put headphones on and sat with her and she fell asleep and everytime she gets anxious of sleeping I put your video on YouTube on my ipad for her to listen and she sleeps so I would love to thank you so much as your soft voice has helped my daughter who couldn't go to sleep on her own for years now goes to asleep on her own by listening to your voice xx

[kennedyschwartz]

It’s been 8 years and this is still one of the tingliest ASMR videos I’ve ever come across 😴

[TinyDolphinMusic]

For anybody else struggling with anxiety, I recommend one daily serving of GentleWhispering, to be ingested visually and aurally.

[gwest]

watching in 2019. I hope she does another book-themed video. This is my favorite of all time.

[TaytoJack]

Idk what it is about these older ASMR videos but they are literally the best. You can’t beat them!

[Tmac]

Honestly this is such a classic. The heel clicks, writing with the pen, paper sounds, personal attention, ugh 💗

[agustinamagpie]

The sound of the high heels at the start, and the riffling through the pages casually and fast, for real the first few minutes of this video have no comparison. I've literally never found anything that scratches this specific itch so well

[lorabursic]

Today is exactly 9 years of this Role play. And still one of my favorite videos of You 😁

[plmbc]

Hi I’m Korean. This is the video that was posted when I was 13 and I’m 19 now. I think it wonderful and thankful that I can still watch your video. I love you so much. 💛💛

[bernhardmair]

i love the sound when you look for the books... shuffling books, tapping, soft flapping of the pages, numb claps of the book covers.. huge triggers :)

[alwestcott]

I never knew I’d like the sound of her stepping around in high heels but I keep coming back here for it 💕

[wasteofspace]

Yesss PLEASE Maria make an updated 2023 version of this. In this voice. ❤❤❤❤

[CouchPotato-ejof]

Even though its old, and not as sophisticated as a lot of Marias more recent work, this is still my go to video for tingles. I more or less know the words now but this has got me through some stressful times.

[KatsKradleXX]

It would be amazing to have another bookstore/shop keeper video like this. I love the sounds of looking for the books and the behind the viewer/over the shoulder showcasing moments

[margaretmead]

it's that sound of heels walking slowly! and pages turning! reminds me of taking tests at school. My ASMR is why I always fell asleep in class!

[wendygray]

The strength literally goes out of my legs when i listen to Maria's old videos. It sounds more natural than the ones she does now

[MicheleELL]

please make more videos like this, with books! they are my favorite trigger

[kelamuni]

the walking in the large room at the beginning gave me tingles. anyone else? some good early asmr experiences for me were in a quiet library -- someone behind me studying by reading aloud but in a quiet whisper, someone else softly chewing gum and reading. the reverb in the large space seemed to help. maybe the library idea is just triggering me.

[tinatingles]

This is one of my favorite videos -- not only do I love the page-flipping (which is glorious), but I so enjoy the part where you're searching for books off-camera. For some reason, I love the sound of soft foot-tapping on a floor, especially when I can't see the person. (When I would take yoga, I loved it when we had our eyes closed in meditation and the yoga teacher would softly walk around the room barefoot on the hardwood floor.) Ahhh...the eccentricities of ASMR!