Sudden Goosebumps.

I was reading some of the replies on my two posts about AP, and it explained somethings to me and made some more questions arise.
There are three times I'll get 'goosebumps.'
1. When I listen to good music. I don't why it's sort of wierd.
2. For no apereant reason.
3. When I get cold.

I have no clue why I get them when I listen to good music. For no aperent reason. I have a theory that something else was wround me. Any other theories???

I also get goosebumps at weird times. Like during movies when something TOTALLY AWESOME happens, or if it's cold. It happens more often when awesome stuff happens, though. I think I get them because the thing that is happening is so cool, that is scares me, and that's why I get them. Or maybe I'm just weird.

When you listen to good music, you get goosebumps because the your emotional level rises, which increases the nerve activity in your sympathetic nervous system. This contracts little muscles under your skin and voila!!! Goosebumps!!!

As the all knowing Bandit explained.... When you hear GOOD MUSIC is MOVES you. That's the magic of the Universal Language, that IS music.

I have had goosebumps listening to some African music that I could not understand the lyrics to but the "sound" simply blew me away.

It IS an emotional experience that seems to effect ALL of us ( well all of us that have ANY soul at all)

PEACE...
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I used to do that all the time but know my have gone down to having them when not hearing or seeing anything its like i can sense something its strange.

In relpy to the first post, its not unusual, I get goosebumps, too, along with 6 billion other people on the earth.

Out of those times that are random, was anything odd going on.

I get my everyday, run of the mill goosebumps, which have nothing to do with any emotion--it's just an energy release. Everybody has them.

I also get those that have to do with certain places and subjects--even though I'm not upset by those palces. (Sometimes it's someone else having a high emotional state. soemthimes it's because I'm not aware of my own. And the rarest--there's a ghost or something of that sort nearby. those are accompanied by sight, the feeling of a presence--not just the frisons.

first sentence WAS supposed to be a question...

Maybe it's the cause of sleep vibrations? I don't know what would cause the nerves to contract but the goosebumbs is like a weaker version of it almost.