Not long after acquiring my TV remote control I learned the joy of fast forwarding. I've enjoyed many 2 hour movies that way and enjoyed commercials even more.
But, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum (which I call sleep)---my dreams began going at the speed of light (thought I heard sonic boom, was just previous day's beans) and while at first it was very disturbing, I began to enjoy it.
Truly fascinating were those images that my brain could barely process into a meaningful picture. The more I accessed it, yes, I learned how to make my brain "go there," the more intriguing it became as I could remember some of the images. My brain was learning how to translate them as fast as they were appearing.
Have you ever experienced this or heard of it? Then, it just stopped. To access it was similar to letting your vision relax and you see double. Isn't life fascinating?
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Brain's Racing Images
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Not long after acquiring my TV remote control I learned the joy of fast forwarding. I've enjoyed many 2 hour movies that way and enjoyed commercials even more.
But, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum (which I call sleep)---my dreams began going at the speed of light (thought I heard sonic boom, was just previous day's beans) and while at first it was very disturbing, I began to enjoy it.
Truly fascinating were those images that my brain could barely process into a meaningful picture. The more I accessed it, yes, I learned how to make my brain "go there," the more intriguing it became as I could remember some of the images. My brain was learning how to translate them as fast as they were appearing.
Have you ever experienced this or heard of it? Then, it just stopped. To access it was similar to letting your vision relax and you see double. Isn't life fascinating?
Not long after acquiring my TV remote control I learned the joy of fast forwarding. I've enjoyed many 2 hour movies that way and enjoyed commercials even more.
But, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum (which I call sleep)---my dreams began going at the speed of light (thought I heard sonic boom, was just previous day's beans) and while at first it was very disturbing, I began to enjoy it.
Truly fascinating were those images that my brain could barely process into a meaningful picture. The more I accessed it, yes, I learned how to make my brain "go there," the more intriguing it became as I could remember some of the images. My brain was learning how to translate them as fast as they were appearing.
Have you ever experienced this or heard of it? Then, it just stopped. To access it was similar to letting your vision relax and you see double. Isn't life fascinating?
Not long after acquiring my TV remote control I learned the joy of fast forwarding. I've enjoyed many 2 hour movies that way and enjoyed commercials even more.
But, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum (which I call sleep)---my dreams began going at the speed of light (thought I heard sonic boom, was just previous day's beans) and while at first it was very disturbing, I began to enjoy it.
Truly fascinating were those images that my brain could barely process into a meaningful picture. The more I accessed it, yes, I learned how to make my brain "go there," the more intriguing it became as I could remember some of the images. My brain was learning how to translate them as fast as they were appearing.
Have you ever experienced this or heard of it? Then, it just stopped. To access it was similar to letting your vision relax and you see double. Isn't life fascinating?
Not long after acquiring my TV remote control I learned the joy of fast forwarding. I've enjoyed many 2 hour movies that way and enjoyed commercials even more.
But, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum (which I call sleep)---my dreams began going at the speed of light (thought I heard sonic boom, was just previous day's beans) and while at first it was very disturbing, I began to enjoy it.
Truly fascinating were those images that my brain could barely process into a meaningful picture. The more I accessed it, yes, I learned how to make my brain "go there," the more intriguing it became as I could remember some of the images. My brain was learning how to translate them as fast as they were appearing.
Have you ever experienced this or heard of it? Then, it just stopped. To access it was similar to letting your vision relax and you see double. Isn't life fascinating?
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