Can you make a thunder/beat sound in your head?

Ok this might sound really weird to some people I don't know lol..

Can anyone else make like a thunder sound in your head? I start making the sound a lot when I'm humming a beat and use the thunder sound for bass in my head. It's almost like it has something to do with moving your ears but I don't have to wiggle my ears to do the sound, and blinking also makes it happen easier but still not required.. I can also prolong the sound however long I want but it's kind of difficult to concentrate on it for a long time.. anyone else that can do this??

I tried searching Google but too much other stuff comes up to sift through, and I really want to know how this is done and what it is, I think maybe I'm able to move my ear drums or something?

i read this 5 times over, smoked a bowl, and still am confused :wtf:

no, but I can shake my head, and hear it rattle ... :S2: hmmm, why me laugh ? - Homer

I know what your talking about. I guess its a southern thing......

I can do it. I lived in Mississippi for most of my life, so maybe it is a southern thing. lol

I know what you're talking about. I can do it too.

i have no idea what you're talking about.

Not a southern thing. I can't do it. But I poot REAL loud.... especially after tacos....

Peace,

Old Stoner

P.S. sorry, I just couldn't hold it back - uh, the post, that is, he, he, he...

i believe, it is the sound of your muscles working, try this clench your fist in the thumbs up position and stick the thumb in your ear
the flesh will conduct the sound into your ears flesh and ti will make the same noise, so if i muscle in your face/head was close enough to do the same, that would solve your question.

and yeah i can do ti too, smiling really hard and shutting your eyes hard does it too.

LOL I can do that too! As soon as i read the title I knew what you were talking about haha

I am confused :wtf:.

Nah...nothing but clear skies and sunny weather in my head. Except when I blaze thn its just partly cloudy. No thunder.

I can do it.

I don't claim to know what that is, but I've been interested in it for a while.
When I trip, read "trip" loosely, it's really strong. It's a kind of rush up my spine that "condenses" with a roar in my head. As some others have mentioned, squeezing the third eye (big smile, scrunched eyebrows, raised ears) helps it "condense."
I did a big one right now. Ha!
Once I took a 15-minute nap and dreamed of an old man who was telling me something in rhyme -- I forgot the rhyme on waking, but the gist of the message was "always keep the roar in the back of your head, and you'll be ok."
I think it might be an awareness of what the yogis call prana. It's definitely something that accompanies deeper awareness.
Watch out if the "beat" happens on its own. Happened to my brother once while bicycling and he felt the need to slow down, narrowly missing a car wreck just ahead.
If you "squeeze" your eyebrows, face, ears, as described and get colored visual effects, let me know. I'm still wondering about those.
If you want to develop it, check out nada yoga -- sound yoga.

Yoga Sampoorna - Shri Yogi Hari - Nada Yoga

There's a lot there. Here's a quote, see where it takes you:

There are different levels of unfoldment in the experience of Anahata Nada. Successively, one will hear chinne chinne, the sound of the ocean, the kunch, the kettledrums, the drum, the lute, the flute, the harp and the clapping of thunder. In the practice of Hatha Yoga, as the Granthis are pierced, different sounds or vibrations are experienced, as explained in subsequent Slokas. But do not stop there because they are not the ultimate goal. They are just stages that are reached in oneâ??s spiritual development. Every successive level is a sign that one is delving deeper and deeper within. The sounds charm the mind to dive into deeper levels of consciousness until one is able to pierce through the last veil and experience the Self without any conditioning.

And here you've been using it as a back-beat! HA! Whee
Peace -- Yeshod

Can't seem to find anything online about practical nada yoga exercises. Just a lot of drum-beating. (Ha.)

But here's something I've done since I was little:
Listen to the highest pitch you can generate in your mind. Listen until it amplifies. It will then give way to another, higher pitch. This just keeps going, with concentration. I found out the hard way that one should be lying down; the really high pitches can knock you right over.

I was reading a book by Ram Dass when I was stunned to see that exact process described as a form of nada yoga. He said there were different states of mind associated with each pitch.

Enjoy.
-- Yeshod

after reading this i noticed it does happen with me when i blink.

and i can probably make a beat and initiate the bass with the blinking in my head lol.

Yeah I'm usually sucking my teeth (tsk tsk tsk sound) to the rhythm of a song and doing the bass in my head, lol. It's kind of natural now that I've been doing it for years..

yeshod, I haven't looked up the nada yoga stuff you mentioned yet because I'm just now reading up on the thread, but THANKS A TON DUDE! That sounds like some awesome shit to experiment with..