Star Trek Medical ASMR | Vulcan Mind Meld Roleplay

So, I last did a public Star Trek video around four years ago 😳. I did publish an exclusive Spock roleplay for my wonderful Patrons last year too, which was actually filmed a year before that, but never saw the light of YT. I also waned to make a video called 'Dr. Spock gives you a cranial nerve exam on the millennium falcon', but realised that title might be quite contentious... Anyway, that information isn't exactly required 😅. The upshot is that this video is a combination of the original STTNG medical bay roleplay video and the Spock & chill roleplay. I'm The Next Generation to the warpcore, so my Star Trek videos will always been in that era (I was born at some point in the 80s. The 1880s, of course). I think this is because TNG will always be linked to ASMR for me - especially the 'ship in a bottle' episodes, where the main ambient sounds were the ship itself and the occasional pink noise of incidental string surges to transition scenes. Otherwise, the episodes were nearly always reliably chill, safe, and relaxing – a very friendly future where people just try to do holistic good. That's not to say I don't enjoy DS9; oh no! I love DS9, and how it was a precursor for shows like BSG... And of course, Voyager was revelatory following that. But I have to admit, I haven't watched much in the way of contemporary Star Trek, but yeah I guess it's okay or whatever. F--king hell I'm going on. In this video, an awkward 'tin man' Vulcan will conduct a cranial nerve examination and general health check, before even-more-awkwardly initiating a mind meld in order to become even-more-even-more-awkwardly friends with you. There are lots of relaxing sounds, follow the light of the tricorder beepy doodad thing, and positive affirmations mixed with very Vulcan personal attention. All of this is cushioned with the engine and computer sounds you'd expect from a galaxy class starship in order to help you rest and relax. Sooooo, enjoy! Background image used under creative commons Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/4427941... Derek Springer from Los Angeles, CA, USA Those sweet Star Trek sounds are from www.trekcore.com. ❤️ - If you enjoy the video, please like and subscribe! 🎬 - Get early access and BTS news by supporting me on patreon.com/Jim_ASMR 🎵 - Like the original music in my videos? Listen here! chibeats.bandcamp.com 📸 - Follow me on Instagram! @jimchi_asmr 📖 - View our ASMR community guidelines here: https://jimchicommunity.carrd.co/ 🎙 What is ASMR? 🎧 ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) is synaesthesia of the soul. It’s a relaxing feeling, it’s a tingling down the spine, or it’s simply a sleep aid. Whether it’s being ‘held’ by someone you have confidence in, or ‘looked after’ by someone with authority, or just feeling ‘safe’ with someone you trust, it uses audio-visual triggers to enable you to let go of your worries and stresses – even just for a bit. 📽 What is FPC? 🎞 FPC (first person cinema) takes all the relaxing elements of ASMR but has much more of a focus on immersion and the suspension of disbelief. It’s kinda like being the main character in your own short movie, with popular figures you know and love, or entirely created worlds – just for you. There won’t be any visible mics or traditional triggers in these videos, and they will seem more unintentional than the usual ASMR videos – but they are unique and relaxing experiences designed to transport you to different places, worlds, and times. Disclaimer: This video is intended for relaxation. Any views, opinions, or advice expressed is purely for the purpose of entertainment, and to induce tingles through ASMR. These videos are not a substitute for traditional medicine, therapy, or any other professional medium, and should not be treated as such! Take all the advice with a pinch of salt, and certainly don’t take it to heart. That being said, please enjoy them, benefit from them, and hopefully get those warm, tingly feelings. Oh, and it’s not for kids.