trance-like

It's such a simple concept (spirographs themselves), but using this site put me into an almost trance-like calm.

It (even MySpace) inherently stimulates our higher brain functions, whereas video seems to universally produce a trance-like state.

This need breeds a sort of trance-like calm in successful controllers, even in the most stressful conditions.

Plenty of people here who tried breathwork can attest to its power to bring you in strong trance-like states.

Many in said audience were very receptive to it, going into a trance-like state themselves.

I agree that music helps to induce a trance-like state that can be highly effective for coding.

Once I started, I would be in a trance-like state which is common from other experience I have read about.

If you know the feeling from performance or from trance-like coding sessions, there's no mapping of that to the use of agents as described in this article.

I was relaxing with my family in the living room this evening, and suddenly I heard familiar trance-like guitar sounds from the kitchen radio.

And tribal music for example often isn't so much about expression emotion, but putting people into a trance-like state by endless repetition, and techno does that just nicely already.

While the humble reel only demands a vague trance-like state and your eyes turned to the phone, the books needs your full attention and mental capacity to be enjoyed completely.

While programming, it's possible to get into a trance-like state where the program's logic is fully loaded and visible in your mind, and your fingers become an extension of your mind that wire you directly to the machine.

They mentioned something they called "highway hypnosis" [1], a trance-like state which they wanted to avoid.

Plus the "Kadyrov Mosh" you mention is Sufi Zikr (trance-like prayer) - specifically Naqshabandi influenced Sufism.

It took them out of the trance-like "machine state," and their goal was not to win but to linger in the machine state.

All three brothers appear to have problems with extreme sexual desire, and Robert is the only one who seems to be able to function at all, although the documentary shows him several times in a trance-like, babbling state induced by the sight of a woman (in older age, he once said in an interview that he is "no longer a slave to a raging libido" [1]).