Thread: 3 Reasons You Cannot Visualize; An Old Veteran's Opinion

Hey, its good to see you around. I thought you were gone for good. I really miss talking to you on msn. I suppose you know that I'm continuously exploring my understanding of visualization even till this very day.

I think its more subjective to me though, and hard to fully grasp/may easily be misunderstood. I'm more into how my brain understands the images, then coming up with methods or techniques.

If I try to explain my thoughts though it always comes out sounding very complex, and its so easy to overlook it. Because we have no English words to understand these simple concepts I want to explain. The ones I can use are not very specific at all and would serve to confuse anyone. Such as emotion, concept, feeling. Words that can mean so many things to so many people would be words I'd use to explain it. Though I always promised to myself if I became really good at V-WILD I'd write a tutorial about it using as many similes, and analogies as I can.

I also more then ever understand that you shouldn't be thinking about how your doing it well your visualizing. I tend to just let that specific scene come alive and fill my whole thought field.

Also you used to ask me if I truly could see the image or if I just imagined it, and I still say the lines between yes and no are blurred and transferable. At night I have seen an image go back and forth between these two things one level intermediate at a time. This is not all the time though, the vast majority of the time it is in my imagination only at night or in the morning has it gotten close to visible.