I write down some strange thoughts, decided I'd share them...

**Coolb3rt** · 02-05-2011 02:51 AM

I have deep thoughts that distract me from my life every day I have pages and pages full of them, here are a few things I wrote down earlier, if you like them I have more and there will be more to come for sure...

Stuff 1. topic: remembering things...

Remembering things can be easier when you actually let your brain locate the information its-self. (tell you'r brain to sub-consiously locate the memory.) it may seem like a strange concept and maybe even a little far fetched but it is all in the way you locate the information from your seemingly un-accessable memory. You're brain keeps the memory of almost everything you've ever said or done. You just have to know how to find it.

other on the general topic:
In rare cases, there is even people who can solve problems much faster by having more of their brain work on the solving process. This I believe can be trained, so it will be like a savant-like action, available to most anyone who has the dedication on finding a way to achieve this extraordinary skill that I believe soon may be accessible to some select practitioners. All it takes is some well aimed concentration in a certain way.

Back on the topic:

When trying to remember a picture, or a face and you just can't seem to get that image in your mind. It's because you are trying to piece together a memory which you can only remember certain details. While the actual detailed image is still in there, you just can't remember it, but you can access some details that are in that picture. you're mind pieces them together and fills in the blanks best it can...

^^( THE OTHER YELLOW BRICK ROAD?)^^
The normal path that the average subject is self driven, in other words, when the subject tries to remember something, while some of it is conscious and most of it is not, their brain uses a trial and error method automatically. (this is an un-noticed thing, I figured this out.) Lets say that you try to remember a guy named jimmy's face, you can remember some details like; ears, mouth and hair. As you struggle to remember you're brain makes up it's own set of details so you have a complete head to picture in your mind. It rapidly moves through many options to best complete the picture of his face. you can notice it if you try while remembering an image.
the way to best remember an image is when you don't go for the details, instead you go directly towards the image in full... because somewhere in there the image is 99.999% perfect. You just can't find it. finding it is very difficult to achieve even with a strategy which I am still trying to prefect. By being able to locate information directly and not mixing and matching it is much more clear and exact.
I have done this before a few times and the results are unbelievable, it's almost like a dream, you have a detailed picture of the image in your mind it does not change at all, and you can study any part of the image in detail.

OTHER RELATED STUFF:
the way to do this is an easily explained way but hard to accomplish... you have a way to tell you're sub-consious to do it its-self separately, it is like a machine doing the work by its-self! I had two experiences like this using this technique. an odd experience it was, twice! I had a math problem, concentrated and I got this weird dreamlike feeling, then the answer just came to me. so it is possible!

ON DREAMING:...

When you are dreaming it is a portal to your minds creations and thoughts.
I believe it is possible to induce a dream without sleeping. the reason would be, that I always experiment with my thoughts and brain, I have (rarely maybe once a week) a short maybe 5 seconds long or shorter awake dream! I am just sitting deep in thought with my heart rate low, and I drift... I see pictures and sounds I can move and then I loose it. I regain consciousness and get dizzy for a few seconds and I am then back to normal. These are only when I am in deep thought. In the middle of the day! I am not afraid of these coming at random times, I am able (very rarely) to induce these literal "day-dreams". I would love to have comments on this subject and hope someone else can relate to these experiences.

For ones who want to try this:
(not good at tutorials)
Have the right mindset.
Be calm.
It's all in the path you choose to have these "daydreams".
it's not like sleeping it's just the dreaming part.
if you get any progress let me know

Thanks ~Coolb3rt!~

**Arra** · 02-05-2011 03:15 AM

Everything you suggest sounds great, and I hope it is possible. I've been trying to do what you say regarding memory. I chose a person with a distinct face that I haven't seen for a long time, whose face I can't quite remember, but would recognize instantly if I saw again. I'm getting somewhat of an image, maybe 70%. Are you saying that there's a way to get the entire image to mind in great detail?

I don't think my mind has ever solved a math problem subconsciously. I do notice, and think everyone does, that if I look at something and try to memorize it, like six numbers or something, then look away, I can keep the image in my mind for a few seconds, while having no idea what the numbers are. I have to then go over the image and 'read' the numbers from that image, then I let the image go and forget it. Maybe that has nothing to do with what you're saying though.

I think it's great that you experiment with your subconscious a lot. That's something I should probably try to do more often.

**Coolb3rt** · 02-05-2011 03:36 AM

With the face thing yes try to remember the face as a whole and not what details you remember them by.
math... it has been i don't know maybe a few months since the last math thing and a year or two since the first... I keep these things pretty quiet because no one understands how I think but this is an online program so I suppose I have a better chance of making people happier and come up with some theories than keep it to myself...

I have a hunch that a brain is like a computer and sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell are all somehow decoded by the brain like a programming language, they are then sent to the right nerves or whatever triggers the feeling of the senses.
with dreams I think that the code becomes blocked from the outside (real world) and redirected to the brain where you experience whatever is going on in your head. so you live what you think.
oh yeah... got side tracked so with the numbers try and remember the numbers as a picture or a whole rather than individual numbers, look at them and study them not memorize see that they are all together and not just numbers in a row.

yes, experimenting is good do it often, but with me I can't help it I think deep automatically. weather I like it or not, which I DO!

strange concept... thought...

$~!Coolb3rt!~$

**Arra** · 02-05-2011 04:02 AM

If by thinking 'deep' you mean about philosophical, psychological, etc. topics then I suppose I probably do more than most people as well. I just haven't happened to consider the specific topic of reaching the subconscious very much. I think it's great that you do, and what you've said sounds interesting so far, and I'd love to hear more (as long as you don't become arrogant with unvoiced thoughts like 'i think so deeply and no one else does and I'm so special' type of thing, because no one likes that. I'm not saying I think you're doing that now).

The procseses that go into turning visual information that reaches our eyes into the image we perceive consciously is incredible. I've heard some of it described. First, how all the lines are thickened for our perception, so that we can distinguish objects from their background, color brightening, depth adjusting, etc. And then there's the whole subconscious process of determining what an object is likely to be, every time you see a new object, given your memories about what to expect, what's possible, what you've experienced before, etc. And that's only a hint of what really goes into the complex process of image perception.

Anyway, it seems you've thought a lot about what you're saying, aren't just incoherently rambling as a lot of people might while addressing these types of topics, and I'd love to hear more. Yes, these topics are not ones that the average person will be interested in. But some are, even in real life, and it doesn't help to bring it up experimentally to someone, just to see how they react.

**Coolb3rt** · 02-05-2011 04:09 AM

Some quotes that mean nothing but I made em! and I just gotta get them out there in the void!
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Life is full of inspiration, you just have to know how to see it.

There is no wrong way to do anything just some things fit and some don't.

If you feel you don't fit in, maybe it doesn't fit over you.

no idea is a bad idea some just need to be combined to be complete.

The most interesting things can be found in the simplest places.

TIME:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Time is just a clever way to see how far we've gone.

Time is just a way to keep age from becoming cluttered.

The present is the non-existent, always moving line between the past and the future.

To exist outside of time is like trying to live outside of life.

Time should be an element, because it exists everywhere and in everything.

There is no space between the past and the future, only time keeping them separate but one.

Past is to future as reading is to writing.

Time travel is like reading something before it is written. (forward in time)

OTHER:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Things happen, but all they do is help or make it harder.

Hipnosis is the focus of ones attention to something.

A persons outlook on life is the difference between our personalities in a general way.

Books are individual knowledge sources waiting to be re-discovered.

Ones perspective is like an emotionally colored lens that alters an individual's outlook on a general situation that can be pondered by more than one individual person.

Nine is a cool number one could study it for-ever!

You are defined by what you do, not by what you say or believe,
but what you believe often defines what you do and say... What does that mean about doing what you say you believe?

has this whole world gone astray???

Luck:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Luck just gives you a boost.

Luck is random, so is chance, but where luck is not that's where skill should come in.

Luck is just a random bonus that helps brains and skill.

**Coolb3rt** · 02-05-2011 04:20 AM

the reason I originally made this is because I just had so much random thoughts weather well developed or just a small sentence, I have pages and pages full of stuff like this and I wanted to just put it somewhere where I could have intelligent people like you help me make sense of these endless moments of deep thought some of it is just fun and random. But it all passes through my mind and I am very thankful you actually take time to relate... I have no intention of saying I am better in any way shape or form. I just can't find anyone to relate to since I changed schools. lol this kid at my old school knew me better than anyone ever I bet he knows what I am thinking right now... haha that kid he's the best. oh and I get sidetracked! sooo much! I could write or type forever without getting bored so thanks again! I usually write things down from what seems like conversations my mind has with myself.

Originally Posted by Dianeva

If by thinking 'deep' you mean about philosophical, psychological, etc. topics then I suppose I probably do more than most people as well. I just haven't happened to consider the specific topic of reaching the subconscious very much. I think it's great that you do, and what you've said sounds interesting so far, and I'd love to hear more (as long as you don't become arrogant with unvoiced thoughts like 'i think so deeply and no one else does and I'm so special' type of thing, because no one likes that. I'm not saying I think you're doing that now).

The procseses that go into turning visual information that reaches our eyes into the image we perceive consciously is incredible. I've heard some of it described. First, how all the lines are thickened for our perception, so that we can distinguish objects from their background, color brightening, depth adjusting, etc. And then there's the whole subconscious process of determining what an object is likely to be, every time you see a new object, given your memories about what to expect, what's possible, what you've experienced before, etc. And that's only a hint of what really goes into the complex process of image perception.

Anyway, it seems you've thought a lot about what you're saying, aren't just incoherently rambling as a lot of people might while addressing these types of topics, and I'd love to hear more. Yes, these topics are not ones that the average person will be interested in. But some are, even in real life, and it doesn't help to bring it up experimentally to someone, just to see how they react.

**StonedApe** · 02-05-2011 06:37 AM

There's a weird occult exercise where you "astral project"(I just imagine it, but that's what the book said) to a computer in the future that contains all information from your life and ask it a questions. When I do this I make the answer a visual, or usually a memory.

I sometimes use this to find my keys, works amazingly well.

A friend of mine had dreams while he was awake when he smoked an absurd amount of really good weed. I've never done this myself but want to try it once I learn to induce certain states of consciousness through meditation. I think that it's probably similar to certain hallucinatory states I've been in while on acid.