Very detailed visualizesations in your mind

[Daniel]

Is there a specific way to notice all the details of pictures that you draw in your mind. Eventually also details as feelings and all our 5 sentences?

[Jack]

Hello Daniel,

What does this mean? Are you dyslexic?

Jack
Eventually also details as feelings and all our 5 sentences?

[Daniel]

Not at all. And im quite good at school too. But I've just read a book by Richard Bandler, and he says that its possible to learn to visualize, in little details. Opposite me, when i visualize, I can't focus on all the little details at once. My pictures are more clouded or so. But some days ago i had a dream, and in that dream all the pictures were TOTALLY sharp, and if it's possible to remember such details, I guess its more easy to visualize ?



Hello Daniel,

What does this mean? Are you dyslexic?

Jack

[Merlin]

Many people are not consciously aware of all of their representational systems. They develop awareness of each separately.
Some use visual more, others kinesthetic/feelings.
Still others sounds or maybe self-talk.

They are all there, but practice is needed for conscious access.

Practice is needed.

[Mentalius]

Hello Daniel,

What does this mean? Are you dyslexic?

Jack

Hi Jack

Is this american arrogance, could it be possible that hypnosis is done in other languages than english?

May I invite you to speak a little Danish?, read it? write it? Good luck.

[HypnoSonic]

Hi Jack

Is this american arrogance, ...Mentalius, I think Jack is from England.

[Terry (existing)]

Hi Jack

Is this american arrogance, could it be possible that hypnosis is done in other languages than english?

May I invite you to speak a little Danish?, read it? write it? Good luck. Oh dear, if I called you a pompous little prig, either Skip or Don would be forced to remove it from the thread so it would be a waste of time. On the other hand what I think is NOT available for censorship (G) You really put both feet in it this time. First of all dyslexia is a problem of the brains functioning, and is not insulting in any way shape or form, so to suggest it just shows an ignorance which you compensate for by commenting on the unknown. Secondly, Jack just happens to be from the UK, so the slur on Americans is unwarranted and once again displays an attitude we have no need of here... My youngest son suffered from this problem as a child, but today is a very highly functional being, perhaps the best in his field that there is in Calgary, so dyslexia has nothing to do with how smart you are, just the way your brain functions differently to the norm.... Oh yes, hypnosis is done WELL, and done BADLY, language has nothing to do with it so long as you refrain from using terms you are not familiar with and screw up the thinking procesees of the client. Whatever language you speak, speak it well enunciate clearly, and never ever be an a..hole in front of a client, they notice it instantly.....

[Mentalius]

Well, in that reply I personally read lack of sensitivity, and responded to what I read (into it). And by using quotes I guess you just took the chicken way out of calling me a pompous prig, didn´t you, Terry?

Hell, who cares, please enjoy having more nationalities on this board, and don´t take it for granted that everybody speaks or writes equally well in a foreign language, as they might in their first language.

Another 2 cents

[HypnoSonic]

Hell, who cares, please enjoy having more nationalities on this board, and don´t take it for granted that everybody speaks or writes equally well in a foreign language, as they might in their first language.I'll second that. ;)

[Terry (existing)]

Well, in that reply I personally read lack of sensitivity, and responded to what I read (into it). And by using quotes I guess you just took the chicken way out of calling me a pompous prig, didn´t you, Terry?

Hell, who cares, please enjoy having more nationalities on this board, and don´t take it for granted that everybody speaks or writes equally well in a foreign language, as they might in their first language.

Another 2 cents Lack of sensitivity has nothing to do with asking a question of someone before attempting to help them. Nor is having a different language an excuse for commenting on a word you don't understand. There is nothing insulting in asking if one is dyslexic if the post reads in such a way as to suggest this as a possibility. I notice the poster also didn't understand what dyslexia is, since he related it to not being smart at school, when in fact being dyslexic tends to indicate more ability than average, and frequently develops a photographic memory in the person who has it. That you took insult were non was offered, was due, not to a lack of ability to speak the language, but a carelessness in commenting on a word or term you didn't understand. In therapy, this could cause problems, so I hope you will not continue to be careless about words in future. Oh yes, sorry you misunderstood that I was joking in that remark re pompous prig, I do recognise that in this case it may well be due to the fact that you are NOT English, and don't recognise our humour, so it is excusable......

[Jack]

Hello Mentalius,

Since I'm not American, no, it's not. If you were capable of connecting your eyes to your brain you would see that.

I deal with dyslexics on a regular basis and the poster exhibited a typical sentence structure for dyslexia.

As for speaking Danish..well no-one else speaks it except Danes, so I have no reason to learn it, but thank you for your kind invitation.

Jack

Hi Jack

Is this american arrogance, could it be possible that hypnosis is done in other languages than english?

May I invite you to speak a little Danish?, read it? write it? Good luck.

[Mentalius]

"That you took insult were non was offered" - careless about words? which words do I not understand?

Don´t bother to answer, I don´t care to stick around this thread and ***** on further mindreads. :cool:

[HypnoSonic]

Don´t bother to answer, I don´t care to stick around this thread and ***** on further mindreads. :cool:No doubt! :)

[youarefeelingverysleepy]

you say that being called dyslexic isn't offensive, well it is when you are not dyslexic and being one of these over experienced people on this board you have to analyse every little thing because you think you are a god. when in actual fact if you had just read what was written you would realise that it was just a typo, nothing more and nothing less, so your comment was totally out of order. For example if i call you a retard because of something you say or did that lacked intelligence you obviously wouldn't take offense because it isn't an insult as a retarded persons brain is wired up differently. You are trying to tell him that he is not offended by being called dyslexic and i ask you HOW DO YOU KNOW JACK?? I suspect that you are very very intelligent jack, maybe too intelligent in that it has made you think that you are right all the time and thats that. heres a thought jack that you can mull over for a while see if you can grasp it. people percieve things in there own way according to there own life experiences and can make there own choices as to wether thay think they are being insulted

[Terry (existing)]

Ah well, you are quite correct in suggesting that we see things according to our own perceptions and experiences. If you choose to believe what you just said, it offends nobody, it just shows ignorance of a term, and of course nobody knows everything, so that is fine if you wish to continue in ignorance. The remarks you ascribe to Jack however, came from me not Jack, and was intended to clear up the misconception that an insult was intended by the question. Dislexia will continue to be dyslexia, with all that pertains to the condition regardless of what you decide it is, so you affect nobody by this misconception except yourself....

[youarefeelingverysleepy]

o.k point taken, and sorry bout who it was directed at i got lost in my own reply it was directed at jack and you terry. it was directed at jack for making the statement when it wasn't necesary, and directed at you for telling someone that a word isn't offensive(to you maybe).to be honest jack's comment read like a smartarse comment and despite what you say terry, if I was for example at a pub and after a few bevies i asked if someone if they were dyslexic how do you think they will respond?, remembering that we are on planet earth with our feet on the ground and not our heads in the clouds. well I reackon there would be a fair chance that the person would punch me or respond with an insulting comment. what if I said that at some point in your life you were an idiot? would you take offense or simply say thats right, at some point in my life i had an intelligence below that of a 3 year old?(this is an example don't take offense)
I would take a bet and say that at least 7/10 people would be offended by that including(though not so sure) yourself. am i talking crap or does anyone see my point?

[HypnoSonic]

...am i talking crap or does anyone see my point?You're on track. ;)

[Merlin]

Just a thought,
Not directed at anyone.

I've noticed that whether a word is offensive is very much dependant on location, culture and personal experience, as well as context of use.

None of the words used here would be offensive to me or my local acquaintances, yet I know of other places and people where such words are quite offensive.

I have had words of mine here deleted because the moderator felt they were offensive.
I was baffled! There was not the slightest intent of offense.

Perhaps, we just need to accept that words used are sometimes offensive to some people, yet harmless to the person typing the words.

I even find people offended because I don't answer their question with the detail they want.

(Apologies if I'm being offensive again).

[youarefeelingverysleepy]

well said merlin, spot on

[Terry (existing)]

You know, if we are to be worried about how someone might take offence at anything we say, nothing would get said, and this board would be useless. Of course people can take offence were non was intended, but that has no bearing on words describing something, and not understood by the reader. No matter how I use the word,.. "dyslexia" has a specific meaning, and if you don't understand it, stand in line with many others, but you can research it if you wish, and then you will know when to take offence and when the use of that word is valid. If your doctor asked you a question, and you hadn't a clue what it meant, I'm sure you would question what was intended before jumping to conclusions, and feeling insulted because you didn't understand, or would you? There are many words I am not conversant with, but that is no excuse for me to be offended because somone uses them in a post, and I feel the need to look that word up before commenting. That is called learning. To act in any other way involves us all mindreading, something many of us resent.....

[youarefeelingverysleepy]

did you ever consider that offence wasn't being taken at the question being asked "What does this mean? Are you dyslexic?"

but more that jack read a question, seen a typo then generalised that he was dyslexic because the word "sentence" was typed instead of senses.

did you ever consider that a word has more than one meaning. wether or not a perticular meaning is in the dictionary or not example;

Dyslexia:A learning disorder marked by impairment of the ability to recognize and comprehend written words.

this description of the word Dyslexia comes from dictionary.com
so would it be fair to say that dyslexia is a mental disability?

lets now rephrase the question from "what does this mean? are you dyslexic?"
to "what does this mean are you mentally disabled?"

offensive, well if it were directed at me and probabley a lot of other people we would be offended.

p.s you seem to have a very one dimensional view of language if you cannot see that it may be offensive to some people.

[youarefeelingsleepy]

by the way i would not be offended if i was having a conversation about dyslexia and i was talking about my dyslexia(which i don't have).

[Robert H]

To answer the original question...there are several ways.
1) image streaming....where you close your eyes and just speak the details of anything you see in your minds eye...do this for 10 days 30 minutes a day. You will notice details in yoiur images.

2) open your eyes...look around you...close your eyes...you will have a moment or to where you see some of the details of what you saw a second later when your eyes were open. Keep doing this until you can for longer and longer periods of time maintain the internal image....

Those should get you started.

Robert

[Jack]

Hello Guest,

One of the most important aspects of questions posted here is that they are understood by everyone else. By its nature this is an English language forum and the language used is English. To attempt an answer to a question it must first be understood, preferably by everyone.

My question to the original poster was an honest one and not at all unnecessary. The original post was not a simple typo as you say but rather a transposition of words in a typically dyslexic fashion, hence my question. If you find that offensive, well, if I say practically any word or sentence then someone, somewhere will find it offensive. It worries me not because you are entitled to your opinion, and I will defend that right to the last.

What I won't defend is then lack of differentiation you make between dyslexia and idiocy. There is NO connection between the two. Terry has made the point succinctly that dyslexia is often an indication of both creativity and intelligence; statistically and experientially that is absolutely true. Because you appear to exhibit neither the wit nor intelligence to understand that does not make it any less true. Because the man in the pub is similarly deluded does not make it any less true. Receiving a punch in the face from a drunkard does not make it any less true.

I would ask you to examine your own preconceptions, if you have the courage, before going off prematurely about something you fail to understand.


Jack






o.k point taken, and sorry bout who it was directed at i got lost in my own reply it was directed at jack and you terry. it was directed at jack for making the statement when it wasn't necesary, and directed at you for telling someone that a word isn't offensive(to you maybe).to be honest jack's comment read like a smartarse comment and despite what you say terry, if I was for example at a pub and after a few bevies i asked if someone if they were dyslexic how do you think they will respond?, remembering that we are on planet earth with our feet on the ground and not our heads in the clouds. well I reackon there would be a fair chance that the person would punch me or respond with an insulting comment. what if I said that at some point in your life you were an idiot? would you take offense or simply say thats right, at some point in my life i had an intelligence below that of a 3 year old?(this is an example don't take offense)
I would take a bet and say that at least 7/10 people would be offended by that including(though not so sure) yourself. am i talking crap or does anyone see my point?

[daydreamer]

o.k noprobs see ya point, and terrys point, but i did have a vaild point. you could have just wrote, "this makes no sense please rephrase", thats all, personally just didn't think asking if he was dyslexic was needed. But it was late and I was bored and was actually enjoying having the discussion. but I will say no more now.

[Terry (existing)]

by the way i would not be offended if i was having a conversation about dyslexia and i was talking about my dyslexia(which i don't have). You know, one of us is completely out to lunch, and I don't think it's me. Of course you wouldn't be offended at discussing something you believe you don't have. why should you? Why would you be offended if you did have it either? Should it be hidden so that it is never attended to? Do you in fact know what the hell you are talking about, because if you do, I am totally out of it. I have dealt with dyslexia several times, and I assure you I didn;t do it without discussion. I don't even know how to do that, so perhaps you can enlighten me?

[Dizzy]

Well if I may speak here I can say that I have mild dyslexia, (abeit I have overcome it somewhat), and I would be not in the least bit offended by that remark. After all, I would say he merely wanted to understand the situation, whether it was just someone not making an effort or a slight problem.

[daydreamer]

o.k terry noprobs, so how is life in your perfect little world anyway?