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Hogwarts Autumn 🍁 Study with House Elves - POMODORO SESSION - Rainy Window Ambience

WELCOME to this cozy little corner of Hogwarts, where you can study at peace and with the company of House Elves! 🍁 a perfect autumn rain is falling outside. This is a POMODORO technique video where you get timed periods of study and breaks, don't forget to stretch and drink some water before using that Time-Turner again! PS: you only get ads in the first 10min, the rest is free of them for you relaxation and focus Become a Member and get Unique Emojis, Videos and More:    / @asmrweekly   ✨ ASMR Weekly Presents Roleplays and Ambiences ✨The Fantasy scenes in this video are fictional and do not represent any real people or places. Created and animated by me through a long process of image, video and sound editing. softwares used include After Effects, Premiere Pro, Blender, ai tools. All sound is layered using stock sounds and more recorded by me. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ASMR videos and Ambiences are designed to bring the watchers to a more relax and calm state of mind, Taking them to Cozy and comfortable environments. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Links: ⋄ Instagram :   / asmrweeklyofficial   ⋄ Patreon(You get exclusive early Previews):  / asmrweekly   ⋄ Galleons Tip Jar AKA Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr... -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ✨ If you Enjoy my work on this channel, please share it with other people you think might enjoy it. ✨ Also, consider becoming a Patreon and get Exclusive Early Previews, if you want to contribute financially to the existance of the channel. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⋄Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is a tingly experience characterized by a static-like or tingling sensation on the skin, It is most commonly triggered by specific acoustic, visual and digital media stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attentional control⋄