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Originally posted by davidgrouchy
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I have a theory that may help explore this phenomenon. Word value. Words are living breathing things just like people. As one views a desk the word desk is a factor in how we perceive it. One's internal set of words can shift while retaining the same meaning. For instance if subconsciously one categorizes the word desk as "inanimate object with x function" then one will see it that way. But if one, seemingly unrelated, starts to entertain the idea of animism then the next time they look at a desk they may feel that the desk is looking back at them. Same word, completely different experience.
Originally posted by nostrashawnus
I have always had periods of, well I call them "clarity", or "enlightenment." It is as if I suddenly am back on the right path, like stepping out of a side story and back into the main story of my life. I have tried to explain this phenomenon to several people and they have always looked at me as if I was a few fries short of a happy meal. I have always thought of it as a short trip I have taken to learn something, either about myself or some concept I am trying to grasp. I don't know if this is similar, but the feeling that something is "not quite right" or "perfectly right" is how it feels.
Originally posted by Zetsumeii
reply to post by mynameisjuan
I would definitely classify myself as an empath. According to this theory, perhaps we are tapping into the emotional layer of Earth? That could explain the constant change of feeling.
Originally posted by seeker11
Is it possible that it is a case of simply being much more aware and intune with your surroundings than you ever have been before?
Originally posted by seeker11
Is it possible that it is a case of simply being much more aware and intune with your surroundings than you ever have been before?
Such a thing can cause you to notice stuff you have never noticed before. Like looking passively at a painting of a ship lost at sea in a storm. Up until now you've only ever noticed the ship and the gigantic waves. But one day you decide to look a little closer and voila! By god, there are little fish swimming in those waves, maybe you can distinguish a shoreline far off in the distance or perhaps the ships captain at the helm.
It's not that those things were never there before, you just never noticed them, until now.
Just a theory
Originally posted by IAmD1
So not to derail the thread to much How would you describe yourself as a communicator? And do you see the world in general in terms of feelings, sounds or images? (Actually this is an open question to anyone else who recognises what the OP is all about)
[edit on 9/3/2010 by IAmD1]