| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Stopping the world and know-nothing state |
| Posted by: | A |
| Date/Time: | 12/04/2005 23:54:40 |
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Charlie You wrote, "If you want to play with this... keep looking at the Necker Cube and see if you can get yourself in the state of mind necessary to see it not as a cube any longer, but as mergely flat, 2 dimensional lines on a flat surface." I did but I could not get there. My nervous system isn probally running on over drive these days. I did go look at both boxes and they both moved at the same time in another direction. To add to my first point on my last reply. It seems to me as I look at something or see/ hear something for the first time, at my first access point, I would have to assume my whole sense structure tilts (changes) as I hear/see differently what I/we heard at first access by definition also. And we might just feel differentsort of speak after we run it through or run by it another few times. So first access can not be bined into a single element/concept I think/feel. but that just one of many of my opinions! decent excerise. thanks Charlie A |