Comments on: Cannot Visualise (Part Two) http://porillion.wordpress.com/2008/11/29/cannot-visualise-part-two/ MIGRAINE | VISUALISATION Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:31:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: porillion http://porillion.wordpress.com/2008/11/29/cannot-visualise-part-two/#comment-107 porillion Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:09:29 +0000 http://porillion.wordpress.com/?p=218#comment-107 Thanks, Jiva. I'd not thought that there may be something like a craft I could do that may help. That's something I'm going to look into. Meanwhile, on the subject of words being jumbled, this site passes the time: http://readingtest.sytes.org/ Thanks, Jiva. I’d not thought that there may be something like a craft I could do that may help. That’s something I’m going to look into.

Meanwhile, on the subject of words being jumbled, this site passes the time:

http://readingtest.sytes.org/

]]> By: jiva http://porillion.wordpress.com/2008/11/29/cannot-visualise-part-two/#comment-106 jiva Mon, 01 Dec 2008 15:06:45 +0000 http://porillion.wordpress.com/?p=218#comment-106 A very interesting subject indeed, because I need to visualise lots of things. I find it an integral part of how I do stuff. Firstly I do find it difficult to pre-visualise words, where as Scotty can visualise a word, break it in to letters and say it backwards without thinking too hard. Something that comes I think with database and System design that he does. I sew and knit and have to be able to see what the resulting object will look like before I make it, or it may end up slightly bent or wrongly put together. Prime example last night when I was sewing and ended up going backwards taking things apart again because it did not work. I did not take enough visualisation and get it right first time. Measure twice cut once and all that. I was wondering if there could be a craft that could help you because most crafts, or the act of creation of an object from your hands greatly increases your chances of building the brain pathways that encourage visualisation of what the item becomes if you change it. Even origami would help! :) much love and thanks for the notes recently. Sorry I've not been able to get back to you directly. A very interesting subject indeed, because I need to visualise lots of things. I find it an integral part of how I do stuff. Firstly I do find it difficult to pre-visualise words, where as Scotty can visualise a word, break it in to letters and say it backwards without thinking too hard. Something that comes I think with database and System design that he does. I sew and knit and have to be able to see what the resulting object will look like before I make it, or it may end up slightly bent or wrongly put together. Prime example last night when I was sewing and ended up going backwards taking things apart again because it did not work. I did not take enough visualisation and get it right first time. Measure twice cut once and all that.
I was wondering if there could be a craft that could help you because most crafts, or the act of creation of an object from your hands greatly increases your chances of building the brain pathways that encourage visualisation of what the item becomes if you change it. Even origami would help! :) much love and thanks for the notes recently. Sorry I’ve not been able to get back to you directly.

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