Image Streaming: The ULTIMATE Visualization Exercise

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

If you enjoyed this image streaming deep-dive, give this guided meditation for HYPERPHANTASIA a try next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3LdZJKmoNaLp8U

[@guidedmeditation2396]

This is an excellent video. It reminds me of a similar method I accidently created that have amazing results. Because I can never seem to be able to sleep on a plane, I decided to utilize a cross country flight as long haul manifestation meditation. It had sights, sounds, smells etc. I decided to use this one vibrant couple of seconds visualization the entire time. I was very committed to this but after a couple of hours I became sick to death of the repetition and decided to create a second one using a technique I had recently learned about but have never used called the lullaby method. You use a song or lullaby or television show theme song but replace the words with those about your manifestation. It sounds very cringe and strange but I am willing to try any method. I repeated it over and again until I got sick to death of it as well and reverted back to the first. I just went back and forth. The multiple senses of both of these visualizations reminds me of the image streaming taught in this video but the fact I would revert from one to the other reminds me of what I have learned from the Silva Method. Your consciousness usually knows when you are casually imagining something and then you revert back to the reality of the space you are in. By using two different visualizations for such an extended period I believe convinced my subconscious mind that one was imagination and the other real life. It doesn't matter which one because they both achieved the same result. When I got to my destination and was consumed with all I was doing I actually forgot about my manifestation but then it all unfolded precisely as I had envisioned with the same kind of people, happenings and even the time I used in my visualizations. I was concerned that using a second visualization would cancel out the other but instead everything included details of both, which also solidifies the fact this was no coincidence. What I had envisioned was so precise and unlikely that, even though I am a long time believer I was dumbfounded. I would tell anyone new to this that the secret to success is to persist long after it stops being fun or easy. It needs to be continual, persistent, seemingly unending so your subconscious eventually resigns to the fact of this new reality you have created. And instead of thinking that this is going to be hard, be excited that it is 100% real and will happen.

[@lordepichax3755]

This was quite the experience. I thought I lost my imaginative abilities, but I just haven't challenged them enough. My visualization became so strong after this one video, I cant believe it. This was the final straw I needed to break past my block. I've had an entire paradigm shift. I cant thank you enough for your work.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I’m glad this helped you experience a breakthrough. What kinds of info do you need to remember better?

[@lordepichax3755]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I need help remembering course info. I would like to memorize information from courses and books mostly. I would love to hold as much of the information in my head so it can begin to sink into my intuition quickly.

[@patriciadirickx7248]

Same here......I 've been following Anthony and his incredible method for some time now, but somehow there was this barrier I could simply not overcome, which saddened me because Anthony hands more than enough material and help to actually make people successful in applying memory techniques. And yet....I lacked this...something...to break through. I sincerely think this is it. I'm going to practice this form of meditation , convinced that this is my personal missing link. Ever so grateful to Anthony, Many greetings from Antwerp Belgium Patricia

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

LordEpichaX - have you completed the free course on my site? I think you'll find it useful. This video should help you out as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3q0g5ynhqt-h7s Does it?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

@patricia - so great to hear from you again. I'm sorry to hear about this barrier and hope that this video will help you out. Please revisit it a few times for best results. There are also 3 similar guided meditations more closely tied to the MMM at the end of the Masterplan. They've been there all along, so I apologize and regret if you missed them. They might be helpful to review. :-)

[@sageo7618]

I used to be able to see things so vividly in my brain when I was a kid and almost completely lost the ability I cherished so much. I barely even dream anymore. I almost started to cry when all I could see was blackness during this exercise until you told us to latch onto anything we can find, like a star or any light. I noticed 1 small speck of light and followed it until more lights started showing. Then it was like a sky of stars and that was good enough for me. I'm glad I found your channel. Thank you so much! I'll keep training my brain with your exercises.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Great that you had this experience. Thanks for letting us know and enjoy the journey going forward. There are many more exercises to explore.

[@rgw5991]

i have the same problem :(

[@simondavis1303]

@@rgw5991 Keep at it, we can all do this but we have to keep up with daily practice. I went from seeing just a still image to being able to rotate, scale, feel, taste, smell, and touch. Takes time and practice. I was the same way as a kid but re-learning the abilities.

[@nemo6434]

After i started my regular 9-5 job i became so regular based and noticed i lost my visualization ability (from highschool when it was at best). Just from listening to this and starting from the bottle of ice (which i didn't get at start) instead i got flashes of memories i'd thought i lost and dig deeper into that. The deeper i got the more flashes got clearer and i could see letters, books, even the Jar. As someone said at previous comment, i guess i never challenged the ability and thought i'd always have it throughout my life.... couldn't have been more wrong. Really happy i cam across this video and got my memory flash back and visualization even though it's just a hint of what i was/could be :D.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Wonderful that you went through this in depth. Any interest in also diving deep into the memory techniques I teach?

[@justaneditygangstar]

I can’t believe I went through the entire thing in vivid detail!! My imagination is like a gaming pc, extremely vivid and amazingly detailed and vibrant but it overheats and then after a while it gets really blurry and I get tired lol

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

You’re very lucky to have this kind of imagination, even if it tires. Besides, tiring out is part of the nature of things, or so it seems for most of us. 🙏

[@patriciadirickx7248]

My conclusion after this experience, which I enjoyed twice in one go because I didn’t want it to stop, is that I have made my brain lazy through time ..... it has been content with shallow and superficial levels of thinking..... and now , after this Magical Mystery Tour you took us on , it is suddenly wide awake. No longer in “ being content” mode ..... but eagerly looking forward to new adventures. Fully aware that it has the capacity to undertake these travels, instead of thinking it is too slow or dumb to even consider the possibility. Not only my mind has enjoyed this ..... it was also a physical experience. It made my body relax , even feeling a slight High, as if it was happy for my brain’s renewed confidence. Thank you so much , Anthony, for this unexpected pleasure and discovery. For the first time , I actually experience what you mean with having Fun while cooking up imagery. There has always been a voice that told me I had to force my brain to come up with names and actions. It may sound exaggerated to say that I am a new person. But hey..... this is how it feels. I want to hold on to this newly found pleasure, so these guided meditations really are a blessing. Thanks again , keep doing your beautiful work of love. Grateful greetings from Antwerp. Patricia

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks so much, Patricia. So glad this reached you and created this beautiful response. As always, I appreciate your engagement so much and all your comments. Talk soon!

[@kushsarode252]

I had practiced a bit of it. Then afterwards those started to formulate in my brain. I also felt a bit sleepy, that is where i was able tap into that consciousness. It was completely a lucid experience.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@buchibabub1189]

Thank you Sir for your time in making this . Helped me a lot. Thank you from my bottom of my heart.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Glad it helped you out! 🙏 Anything further you'd like to see covered on this channel?

[@coach3348]

That's superpowerful! I should watch it 2 or 3 times to absorb all the information.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for checking it out and definitely review to deepen the outcomes from this form of image streaming. 🙏

[@nv8227]

The visualization method took me back to stones, pebbles, sand and then water. The glass would fill with water until its pouring over and the muddiness of the sand is gone. No mater how much sand is added if there is water it will eventually be clean. I took my own message away from that. Do with it as you will. Thank you for these videos Anthony. It's going to take me some time but I'm excited for what is to come.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Great visualization! 🧲

[@lanier2141]

I TOTALLY GET THIS!!! It freaking works!! Here's the thing as to why so many people are NOT seeing anything once they describe it. When you're describing the image you want to see, you're NOT suppose to see it AS SOON AS you say it!!! People rush themselves to see the image before and during their description. The REAL secret is to just say the word, and wait AFTER the image is described. Similar to inception in psychology, when you're told NOT to think of a specific thing, you actually end up thinking hard on it more. Or even priming your mind by connecting images to words may even help too!!!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Interesting. When you say "supposed," what is this indexed against?

[@guialmeida723]

This was a bit confusing, but i guess i understood, he said that people rush to see the images before and during the description, so first, i have to describe the scene, and wait for the image, and then start describing the image, did i understood? Almost like some sort of feedback, you say the description, describe until you see the image, and then describe the image, is it right? Don't know if @lanièr is gonna reply, but you did something similar that alec figueroa did, describing your room without the intention to see the images of your room, until you see even if it's a fainting image, and then describe it

[@lanier2141]

@@guialmeida723 Actually, you have my description spot on!! Thanks, perhaps I've explained it a little rough, but thanks for deciphering my comment very well.

[@lanier2141]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM When I mean" supposed," given how image-streaming is demonstrated in the video, most people would be speculating that it means you are "enforced" to do it exactly as the video is describing it. But that's not really true for certain individuals. I'm indexing it towards the viewers

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

@@lanier2141 Few things are true for everyone. But it's probably true that we all need to experiment, so I suggest we focus on that signal above all.

[@scottsmanship]

Hi Anthony. I'm an artist, musician, cabinetmaker. I'm consistently searching for ideas to keep my mind and creativity flexible. I heard about imagine streaming and have checked out numerous videos to get a broad range of perspectives. Your video in particular is so impressive. You take it to the next level. I'm saving it cause I think I'd really benefit from watching it a number of times. I can really learn something from you. It's not every day that I find something that affects me deeply with my creative process. Thank you so much 🙏🏼.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks kindly for checking this out and letting me know you found it useful. I imagine this is the kind of thing that gets more useful the more you go through it. Please enjoy and let me know if anything interesting arises from your practice in all these wonderful areas you mentioned. I'd love to hear more! :-)

[@koobecay]

Great video as always. There are no other videos on guided image streaming. This is helpful to start image streaming. I think that the idea of going fast, then slow down a bit is good, because I would many times get stuck on one element and try to see it. By forcing a quicker pace, the mind is forced to think faster in terms of "cave kogs", and this is not an exercise I do everyday. Having someone else's perspective on how to image stream is cool.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for this and glad you found it helpful. Manipulating pace is a very useful tool indeed for improving mental imagery - and in memory techniques overall.

[@sizwekoomtheMc]

This is by far the expansive explanation of image streaming i have ever heard, and i have even heard it from Win Wenger himself, it was not as detailed and vivid as this, I still maintain that I appreciate your method so much. i wish i met u earlier in life. Keep up the good work

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Glad you found it helpful. Do you have any goals for your image streaming?

[@rowe024]

I stumbled across a video about Aphantasia, and now I'm here. Trying to recall when I lost my "mind's eye," pretty sure it was from taking Prazosin years ago.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for joining us for this. I'm confident you can get it back, if not discover even more fulfilling ways to experience the miracle of consciousness. Just shout out if questions arise along the way and I'll get back to you a.s.a.p.

[@thepimentninja7340]

Thank you Master. My daughter is working on a big project for his "Maturität". She could chose any project she wanted, and went to create and fill a whole world, nothing less! Well I think this is a grandiose thought for imagination, and I decided just now I will do the same, with the guidelines Anthony just described here. This world will "begin" with a simple concept: meditation room. I will train to "feel" it as much as I can, and expand...... Great training imo.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing these techniques with the next generation!

[@someguy34231]

I struggle with OCD, which is relevant in the sense that my brain will take over what I try to visualize and ruin it. I try to picture something beautiful, I see something dark and disturbing or bleak. I try to picture a still object, I see it start to spin uncontrollably and it won't stop. I was diagnosed with OCD and thought it unrelated until I did a deep dive into searching 'why can't i stop objects i visualize from spinning or breaking' and it came up that it's an indicator for OCD. That all said, is there some sort of way to regain control? I love art and stories, I've always lived halfway in fantasy, but it's so frustrating when imagination is like trying to make shapes out of fast-moving clouds without your glasses on. No sharpness, no definition, just blurs that don't follow my instruction. When I dream, every so often it's incredibly vivid, where I can see every particle of snow and feel the sting of the ice crystals on my palms. I'm a medical marijuana user and at times I can also make out clear shapes while medicated, though they still struggle to follow what I want. Let me know if you have thoughts. It's like my brain can't tell how to look into itself when my eyes are closed, and instead tries to see things through the blurry static of light through my eyelids.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

There are lots of thoughts I have about this experience, but probably best related in real time. If you get into this channel and some of the live learning opportunities we have, it would be an interesting discussion to hold. In the meantime, do you have specific goals for what you would do with great control over visualizations? What outcome would you point the skill towards?

[@crabb9966]

I love image streaming

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@jonsmith7667]

I have no difficulties letting my mind wander and clearly visualizing things from my past. I have very little control over my visualization though, as soon as I try to direct it or to visualize something from imagination not memory then my minds I goes dark and out of focus. If I try and force it I become almost aphantasiac. I subscribed and will check out your videos, I hope they can help.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks, Jon. Working on visualization is the path to getting more out of it. "Control" is probably only an illusion in the end, but the experience of this illusion can certainly be achieved. Have you tried playing around with the alphabet in the ways I suggest here? kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWSxY5xtaLF-qpI

[@fannySaavedra-w5e]

This is fantastic.❤❤❤❤

[@PutTheFriesInTheBag5]

When I imagine things its very dim and dark. Its like looking at something while squinting and looking through a keyhole. The best examaple I have for this is ,imagine turning your phone OR your computer brightness all the way down. You can see it, its just not very clear. As soon as I can Imagine and see images in mind the same way I see pictures on my phone at full brifhtness I will be content.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Do you have any goals for changing this?

[@PutTheFriesInTheBag5]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I've researched but it seems nobody else has this specific problem. Do you have any solutions?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Some of the techniques I discuss here might help you out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2G9aWuKiLCYoNk

[@hallko3970]

Man I thought I lost all visualization skill after not being able to see a damn thing but darkness before my closed eyes even after rubbing them hard but when you asked to relive memore i recalled memory of me eating fish, salad other stuff with my family and I even was able to smell the food while breathing throught nose

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Sounds like a great outcome. Thanks for sharing!

[@xitcix8360]

I think it needs to be greater appreciated that the ability to see in your mind can come with downsides. Hallucinations are more convincing and happen more often, leading to a disconnect from reality. My sister has a powerful imagination, and she would often see shadow people running through the house, she would hear my Xbox turning on in the middle of the night even though it never did, and more recently she would randomly have horrifying creatures jumpscare her after she wakes up. A person I dated believed all kinds of strange religious things because she couldn't discern her mind's eye from reality. I definitely think it's worth it, but it's something to consider

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I totally agree, and thanks for raising the issue. Is your sister better now?

[@xitcix8360]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Yeah, that only happened for a few days. She doesn't have those issues anymore.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That’s great to hear!

[@siddheshshinde1542]

Power matrix said hi :) Thank god I discovered this amazing channel, I subscribed, totally worth it.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

🙏

[@PraetorClaudius]

I’m going through pot withdrawals and this video seems like a godsend.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Best wishes for getting through it!

[@PraetorClaudius]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM still sober and loving life more than ever. It truly is a gift.

[@Ashton-qc9jo]

I feel like i can't follow it, like i see blue but i think its light reflecting on my eyes and i cant focus on it at all or even find a description that stays in my head

[@AssassinChechen]

Thank you very much, sir. The explanation was great!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@katarzynalegnica3179]

I'm happy for anyone who can imagine those things. I wish You all best. I'm trying to see details and I don't see nothing at all. My imagination isn't working. Just black space... only words, and this bring me to absolutly nothing. It's hard to explain. Only dry words without seeing anything...

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Some of the ideas in this "aphantasia cure" video might help you out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2G9aWuKiLCYoNk

[@yes12337]

Even if I imagine something I think this is still cheating, because I can't see it or this is not a visual experience, but something different - more like a mixture of feeling and information. This exercise made me want to cry, because I can't imagine even a bloody jar

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

What is the mental experience of amplifying the word “jar” as you’ve done? Explore what leads to that and you stand to make great progress.

[@sharpshootingnl2156]

I have to say it is fun, I can better visualize with my eyes open, but I do with eyes closed so it’s harder, also I don’t see full colors with eyes closed I don’t really just a little bit I see differences between different things so more pattern recognition, but the technical is easier only small details are hard for me and coming up with new things while concentrating on where I am at the moment ( working memory ) it was nice video the time went fast thankyou 👍🏽

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@daniel.agoston]

Thank you Sir

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@AD-wg8ik]

My imagination feels exactly like those A.I generated videos that morph into each other

[@HarshilJain15]

So is your visualization vivid or not ?

[@CodeDax]

I’m deadass have a hard time sleeping and thinking because I think to much but I can lucid dream . So I wanted to try this so I can lucid dream during the day kinda but this is the closest I’ve gotten 😮

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Do you mean that you sleep during the day and lucid dream, or experience especially lucid daydreaming?

[@brodymullikin]

Im confused. I cant even help my brain see images. When I rub my eyes I get absolutely nothing its just black. The only time I get images is if I stare at a bright object for at least 30 seconds and then close my eyes and I notice it changes usually to the color red and gets bright and moves upward and then fades away. I get absolutely nothing else

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

It’s important not to overdo some of these exercises. Keep at if you can. I had a breakthrough and it’s been really interesting.

[@redcastlefan]

I can do all of what you described it's just not the most powerful. It almost feels like watching a TV with bad signal with some moments of clarity but otherwise muddled.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Do you have an idea of the specific level of intensity you would like to experience?

[@redcastlefan]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I would mostly like to just improve the clarity enough to see specific features rather than mostly obscure details and outlines.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

@@redcastlefan Great goal. You can surely get there!

[@ministerofjoy]

Thank you!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@angelt1538]

I like making short films in my mind, its lots of fun

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Great!

[@smelly1060]

I've always been confuses if you supposed to describe out loud or with your thoughts with this. It be great if you could answer this thanks

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Some people do it out loud and record it. Others do a kind of auto hypnotic writing. The key is to experiment.

[@smelly1060]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Ok so you wouldn't recommend doing it with your thoughts

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

No, I didn't say that. Using your thoughts is also fine. I repeat: experiment. Seeking approval or permission in your experiments risks wasting too much time. Dive in and explore these mental realms with passion.

[@smelly1060]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM "seeking approval or permission risks wasting too much time" - this is so fucking true🤦🏿‍♂️

[@bbbhaskar5083]

Thank you great information..

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lipsyncriah3031]

It was like the mental screen by Jose silva in meditation

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Interesting. In which way?

[@guialmeida723]

Hey anthony, i've already tried image streaming and it sure works, i can see images but with image streaming, it's like i'm forcing my mind to visualize in full details, but i have a question, when i do the first time, do i have to wait for the image to appear abd start describing it or can i say a random word and wait for the image to come to start describing it? for example, i was practicing and then i said "bow and arrow" and the image appeared and i started describing it I had an idea (based on a comment i saw), maybe i have to first describe something random, then i wait and the image comes

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

There are many ways to use image streaming. Sounds like you're having a great adventure with it!

[@superhero25e]

Hello, I'm halfway through the video. I paused and started scrolling comments and saw you still reply (I respect such creators) I have hypophantasia so the image is not vivid to me, and it feels like i'm zoomed out and it flashes, I have astigmatism but that is kind of mile, except on imagination its hard to picture the details as if I have an eye condition (sorry I don't know what I'm on about either) I tried the light exercise, and the flashing lights, which came to my mind and the patterns they made, I could actually see things I know as well and it felt more vivid, like an asset from a video game, but everything felt, as if it was in the background (I mean in real life you wouldn't expect to see a 2d character from an anime, just real people and things) Why could this be happening

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for your post. I’m not sure why something like that would be happening. As long as it’s not distressing, it could be worth exploring further with more mental exercises.

[@superhero25e]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM np And thanks, I'll try my best to

[@berzzzini]

Least viewed video on the topic out of all I watched, yet the best one lol. Life ain't fair, Anthony :DD

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

You’re right: I’m the only one who gets to be me. 🤭 Thank you for your kind words, though. Maybe the robots will listen and share it around more. 🙏

[@Vexarax]

Hello :) I am struggling with total aphantasia and I'm honestly just done with it. My mind is like being trapped inside a dark room and trying to feel my way around :c Do you know if this sort of video can help someone like me to 'see' images finally?? If not, could you please tell me which of your videos you think might be best for me to study and watch repeatedly in the hopes of building some kind of imagery? I am an artist and writer but feel so limited in what I can achieve because of this :c it's been 2 decades now, I want to finally commit to fixing this!! Thanks so much for any advice you can give as to which videos of yours may best help people like me to see images in our mind. I saw an amazing interview with you on a different channel and wanted to reach out 🌻

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for your post. I would suggest giving this video a try and just allow yourself to set aside the notion of "seeing" images for the time being. When I started to experience this, it happened when I approached it by other means and did not require it as an outcome.

[@Ha-ppi-ness]

I'm here because of aphantasia too!! I also think is a blockage and not a disability. I wonder why I'm very good at "imagining" math stuff but can't remember the name or year of anything.

[@user-qf5kl6cv2y]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I'd like to ask if this video will help with someone who got aphantasia after brain injuries or losing it from getting older?

[@eve_______]

I was honestly impressed at my imaginative abilities, of rendering many things simultaneously while expanding the reach of simulated.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That's great!

[@dkk4520]

great information , thank you Anthony sir🙏🙏

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for checking it out. Have you done much image streaming?

[@BeastKUMAR360]

Sir I have either adhd or low latend inhibition So I can hyperfocus can longer than any average person specially on negative topics Is it same as image straming ? Or hyperfocus and image streaming are different ?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I’m sorry. I don’t know.

[@DayTrader90]

Thanks!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@Nehpets1701G]

@9:12 (Memo to self)

[@hip-hopman6636]

Great video as always👏👏

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for checking it out. Have you tried image streaming before?

[@hip-hopman6636]

No. I'm gonna try that and watch your whole playlist about vizualization excersises. Seem very interesting🙏

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Cool. Please let me know if you have any questions or feedback on the entire series.

[@yahyakoc4273]

@@hip-hopman6636 dıd ıt work

[@WilliamSmith-qc5kd]

Do I speak out loud with my descriptions? I am excited to give it a try.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

You certainly can. Give both a try and see what works best.

[@kushalrimal7193]

Great exercises i enjoyed lot Lots of love Big fan

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@swethan5807]

Thank you So much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

You are so welcome! How are things going with your memory improvement journey so far?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That's great news! How good do you want it to be?

[@Mrdeanop2]

Is image streaming related to Jung's activate imagination?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Not in any way I intend. From what I understand, Jung meant it as a means for translating or transferring unconscious content to consciousness. I could go on in quite some detail about that given that I've gone through dream psychoanalysis - please see The Victorious Mind for details on that. But for our purposes here, I am hoping to upgrade the Win Wenger concept for our use in memory work. Although there may be some relationship to Jungian processes, I did not have them in mind until now.

[@PowerMatrixAnime]

My sweet Anthony! In your memory journey, i'm sure you have memorized all sorts of things. Is there any you recommend your viewers to memorize in general? Example: 100 digits of Pi. (I already done that couple of days ago using your dominick system (pao) video.)

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

The ultimate recommendation is to sit down and pick the info most likely to improve your life. Only the individual can work it out, but if no ideas arise, I suggest memorizing the material I talk about here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafXip2ap86Gpq8 It’s a very rewarding challenge.

[@PowerMatrixAnime]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you! That makes sense. I'll give the challenge a shot and I'll definitely sit and think about it. Also, you are the only big channel i know that still responds to every comment. Le seul!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Cool - please keep us posted on your progress. Is this channel big? I’m not sure the numbers really align in a way that allows us to call it that. It’s almost the opposite, with many astonished by how few people care about the memory tradition in a deep way.

[@PowerMatrixAnime]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I feel you Anthony! Whenever I start to think that I don't have many viewers, i try to visualize them in my house as guests. It's a beautiful thing. It's not always rewarding but it gives me perspective. Your subscribers care about your channel. Fine Wine is only tasted on special occasions.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@gtasanandreas684]

Do you suppose to see the image behind the eyelids?, like physically sees them behind your eyelids?, or in your mind eyes?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Not necessarily. Focus more on what's happening without trying to make it be any particular way. For visualization exercises where you're supposed to have specific experiences, search my channel for "visualization" - and even then it's more about exploring your experience first.

[@gtasanandreas684]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thanks for the replies, I've been trying to do image streaming since 2018, and it's hard, idk if I'm doing it wrong, or i had trouble with my focus because of my ADD, or i overthink it too much, that's the problem whenever i do these mental exercises, like mindfullness, meditation, or image streaming, sometimes i overthink too much whether i did it right or wrong, your video clarified all of my unanswered questions

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I don't know if it will help you or not, but I'm reading Andy Clark's The Experience Machine right now. He talks about various issues like ADD and how predictive processing might make it a bigger problem for some people than it needs to be. Even though I haven't finished the book yet, so far it's well worth checking out and might help in concrete ways just to understand what the theory of predictive processing is and how it causes some people to exaggerate their own systems. If it applies to you, it could provide clues for how to improve your focus. Let me know if you check it out and if you have any further questions. I'll get back to you a.s.a.p.

[@franciscusdrake4285]

Cool video! Am I supposed to see the images behind my eyelids like seeing something in real life or seeing with my mindseye, like in my mind?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

The only seeing I'm aware of with eyes closed is a combination of the inside of one's eyelids and the mind's eye - or the mind's conceptual field.

[@franciscusdrake4285]

Thank you for the reply and clarification. The reason I am confused is because I have taken mushrooms before and then I could litterally see things with my eyes behind my eyelids, or it felt like they were merged in some way(this has also happened sometimes before falling asleep). That is something different then? (Hallucinations?). Thank you!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

It's an interesting question that one could ponder for a lifetime. What does it mean to "literally" see under any condition? I think of it like this: Do you do the mushrooms, or do the mushrooms do you? That's probably a more direct way at getting a substantial answer than noodling over the meanings of our words and how they are "in" the stuff of consciousness they are trying to point us to. Does this way of "looking" at things provide a leaping board for further inquiry that might be useful when it comes to matters of the mind and what we call "visualization"?

[@franciscusdrake4285]

Good questions there, I shall see for myself, but I am certain I found a discovery in myself!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Happy journeying!

[@HeavyHittinHogDogs]

The only thing i really saw was a fuzzy red ball of light after rubbing my eyes. As you were going throught the video it felt like i was narrating an imagination rather than actually seeing anything. Is this that condition you were describing?

[@HeavyHittinHogDogs]

I tried to hold on to the ball of light as long as I could but it went away. ):

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I can't tell if it's the condition or not from afar, but one thing to explore is the extent to which narration is *not* a kind of mental image.

[@zane003]

Jonny Depp poured half the ice on the edge of the jar with a smile, then skipped over it to get more. because the container got empty.

[@DougerArt]

nice vid, you sound like samurai guitarist.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Wow, thanks! 🙏

[@phoenixalexander8310]

5:00 is where I started to visualize stuff I wouldn’t normally see when I close my eyes but about 30 seconds after that it went back to darkness and I couldn’t get it back.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Do you consider this experience valuable nonetheless? It seems to me a good sign that you have more breakthroughs coming if you continue to practice. You might want to take the different activities I mention here into consideration as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2G9aWuKiLCYoNk

[@phoenixalexander8310]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I do, although I have an easier time visualizing with my eyes open and it’s much harder with them closed, the only exception is when I’m listen to an audiobook

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That's interesting. What are you doing when you're listening to audiobooks? Chores or laying down, etc? There might be clues in that.

[@phoenixalexander8310]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I am usually reading along or laying down.

[@albertrenshaw4252]

Thank you for making this

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

My pleasure. Did you have any interesting ideas or experiences arise as you went through it?

[@albertrenshaw4252]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I’ve struggled with aphantasia as long as I can remember, I’ve also been programming for about 15 years now every day so my entire life is just abstract non-visual thought and virtually no external stimulation. I’ve lately been spending a lot of time in nature forcing myself to obsess over the visual details of everything and I’ve started to get the most basic beginnings of visualization. A perfect analogy would be if you took an object, removed any background imagery so that it’s just the object, displayed it on a TV for an hour, then turned off the TV so it was burned into the screen, then allowed me to glance at that ghost of an image for 0.1 seconds. Lol. BUT this is the first visuals I’ve ever gotten so it’s huge progress to me! So I’m trying image streaming now and your video helped me understand a ton, how it works. I was able to bring my ghost outlines into very slight color for the first time ever, not on command, and only for a second, but that’s made me happy. I’m going to keep working on this. In my case I don’t think it’s that I was born aphantasiac but rather that I lost the ability by never exercising it, like an atrophied muscle. As for if any ideas occurred, I did think about this idea of how sometimes I can have my eyes closed then open and shut them instantly and somehow my brain takes in everything I saw even though it was only seen for a split second, and it’s as if that visual info even is there in my “minds eye” for a moment, although if it is it fades away to grey noise maybe a quarter of a second later. So I created a quick app that just alternates through 1,000 random images I scraped, and I can close my eyes and blink and shut them again and take in a random image and try to retain it as long as I can, and once it all goes grey I just open my eyes again for a new image for a split second. It seems to be doing something, although I’m not sure what

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks so much for sharing your experiences. Very cool that you're able to build your own apps. What happens in your mind when you plan and implement such a project? Is there a reason not to call such a process "visualization"? It sounds like a visionary skill to me. In all things, I'm confident you can reach your goal. Here are some more exercises that helped me a ton when it comes to seeing in the mind: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2mThZKQp9CNppY Enjoy and I look forward to any progress updates you care to share along the way!

[@albertrenshaw4252]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I suppose the reason I don’t call it visualization is because I can dream at night and actually see visuals, akin to how one would put on a VR headset and see, but when I try to imagine in my minds eye, it’s blank. I can get the concept of spacial awareness like where objects would be in relation to other objects in my mind, but there’s no image component to it like there is when I dream at night. To me building a visual smartphone app is similar to drawing on paper. I code each element and render it on my device then I adjust it accordingly until it looks right, but I’m not imagining how it could look prior to coding it, I have to see it to grasp it visually.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Keep at these exercises. I'm confident a breakthrough is around the corner!

[@kylewade9898]

Sir i have a small question, i'm college student have a phobia of talking in front of many people , and that's happen to me whenever i have presentation in college ,and i heard that athletes are practicing these exercises is that exercise gonna help me??

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

It could, but it’s only part of what I used to get over my own speaking anxiety. I also did a full dietary overview and used memory techniques.

[@richardfredlund3802]

wow that was awesome !

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Glad you liked it!

[@Tiktokunderground]

Fuck yes I needed this today

[@bbbhaskar5083]

When i mrmoryze playing card. That required association.. And for this i use imagination.. Is that image streaming.? Or we should use our all sance to of image?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

If we're charitable in the definition we use, yes, I would say it's image streaming - or at least close enough. I would highly recommend getting all your senses involved in how you're using mental imagery to encode your cards.

[@exellence3864]

Your Hyperphantasia meditation vs Your image streaming, Which do you believe is more important

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks kindly for asking. Unfortunately, there hasn't been enough feedback yet on either to say. Hopefully more will come soon. Which do you think is better? :-)

[@oboh1540]

I think I have Aohantasia. I heard somewhere that a loy of people could actually SEE THINGS when they close their eyes. For me it is jusr emptiness no matter how hard i try to imagine something. What do you think I should do? When rubbing my eyes the phosphenes dissapear within seconds and I can't really describe them except for being golden dots. When trying the after image technique I can have that object stay in my minds eye for up to 10 minutes but nothing else happens. I can make out colors but not any more shapes. You said to think of the letters w h i t e. But when I try it is all black.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I don’t know what to suggest other than to share my story with changing it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2G9aWuKiLCYoNk And an exercise you can try is simple: You call it emptiness. How do you know what that is and why is that knowledge not an “image”? Can you share the answer with us without sharing whatever you call the mental experience of emptiness? What exactly are you sharing when you use that word? The answer is the nature of things as they “appear” to you. Or as they “arise” to you. Whatever you think of or how you frame it in words, that is what scientists call “mental imagery.” To write a sentence and express a concept like “emptiness” is technically to have it. That scientists cook up a term like “aphantasia” that spreads like wildfire across the internet and convinces all kinds of creative artists and programmers that they have it is evidence that their imagination is more alive and well than they suppose. The entire notion of such a condition is more and more questionable the more you think about it. Even the great renaissance memory master Robert Fludd mentions something like this and argues that the image of emptiness is the most potent of all to have. So those who experience are, according to him, blessed with extraordinary power. And if you watch my story with it, you’ll see that I would gladly get that power back. If only I could…

[@christopherr7195]

Can someone help me. “If you close your eyes and you see nothing like those with ....”. What is the term word he used? I do not know this term.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Aphantasia. For more on it, please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2G9aWuKiLCYoNk

[@oceanic2484]

What are your thoughts on "Freenoting " as stated in Wenger's " The Einstein Factor"?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

No thoughts about it at all. You?

[@titian5298]

What do you think of the claim that many people are making that image streaming can significantly increase iq? For example, there is a guy who says he gained 60 points from practicing image streaming (plus other vairants of it). The result of years of image streaming led to a 158 full scale iq on the wais-iv. There are others who say they have gained benefits too (in iq and overall cognitive functioning). Pretty much all of them say their abilities to learn and understand skyrocketed. I would love for this to be true, but there is too much ambivalence (from personal observance of these people who are making the claims) for me to truly stake 10s of hours into this. I would love to hear from you regarding these things, thanks!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Everything I have to say about IQ is right here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sInPkKZsrNOgl80 Does that way of looking at things help you out?

[@titian5298]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM i believe that what you are referring to that will increase intelligence is better executive functioning and crystallized intelligence. I agree that what you mentioned could help in ones journey to success but what i am most curious about is how to increase raw intelligence (that to me is things like pattern recognition and the ability to piece things together). Richard haier is probably right in that it will become possible to enhance those aspects as we get better at manipulating our genes. Something you might find interesting is neuro enhancing tech like neurofeedback, tdcs, tacs, tms, etc. that help neurons wire and fire together. These usually work greatly in optimizing brain input/output primarily for underperforming (relative to max capacity to perform) brains. Also, something that i found interesting is reasoning training to increase iq. William james sidis' mother said, and im paraphrasing here, the secret to raising a smart child is to enhance their reasoning ability. Kevin pezzi also says abductive reasoning and relational memory exercise tremendously boosted his ability to think.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I don't know what "raw intelligence" means without some kind of context. Usually, what we see is that very smart people focus on incredibly granular fields and this gives them sensitivity to patterns in other fields. And ideally, they remain humble and know when to stay in their lane all the same.

[@gameframeinc.3389]

Is there a way to image stream so HARD that you feel whatever you’re imagining feels real? Like you’re in a physical world?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Some people say that they experience this and from time to time I have as well. I take the opposite approach myself, however: I use techniques that make the world without thought more alive than real than it could ever be with symbolization in the way. For this tactic, please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafXip2ap86Gpq8 Does the exercise there strike you as something you might like to try?

[@gameframeinc.3389]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM yes it does. I want to be in a deep trance.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Deep trances are doable. I don't talk too much about these things on this channel, but I have studied and practice self-hypnosis for a very long time. It's well worth studying.

[@RandomDrawinglol]

Im a few mins i could already imagine cycling through all of the letters of the alphabet, it was all in capitals and it had an outline, the inside was white and the outline was black and the background was just black

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Great analysis. Look forward to hearing what happened next. 🙏

[@exellence3864]

Anthony, why did you decide to dedicate your life to memory. There are many ways to improve your life with stuff like improving creativity, grit etc. But why do you choose to help people improve their life by improving their memory? I am just deeply curious about why you value memory improvement so much. Also, regarding Dr Winger's image streaming , it has been shown to increase a person's IQ by 0.8 points for every hour they do it. In fact , lots of people say that it is the greatest way to increase a person's cognitive abilities, memory and creativity. People who have practiced it for a long time say that it has revolutionized their life. Why do you disagree ?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks kindly for asking about this. Here's a compressed, but detailed answer to the question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pamXcqynhtKSipY According to which research has Wenger's work been shown to create such an increase? Please think logically before answering, as any such proven gains almost certainly would have won the Nobel Prize long ago. Everyone would be talking about it. But the reason his claims have remained obscure and receive the criticism I gave it are that there is no such reliable research that demonstrates and validates his claims. He has contributed to the destruction of his own validity in many ways by not filtering out the pseudoscience.

[@exellence3864]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thanks for your answer 😊

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

🙏

[@stonedadwisor6393]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM What you said is true , but rather than winning a noble prize the access to the technique would have been blocked from the masses

[@teddymcnamara745]

I didnt see much from just darkness. I could think things but i wouldnt be able to see them. I also dont understand what you meant by we need space for the epic things in our jars instead of the little miserys. Please help?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thinking is a kind of mental imagery, so I suggest inquiring into the topic.There are lots of references to it on this channel. If you put my statement into your own words, what do you think I mean? And what is the experience of thinking it through like? Perhaps look up the word stem epi- to make it an epic journey of good that lasts. 🙏

[@Krishnarahul7]

Sir one doubt I have beeing reading through your free memory kit sheets and Dominic o Brien book on how to pass exam one thing I have doubt is the is one memory palace is valid to only one journey or we can use it for unlimited journeys By just making another picture of the first for each journey and using same locations of memory palace in all journeys will help me to recall sir

[@Krishnarahul7]

Or otherwise I have to create invidual memory palaces for different journeys sir

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for this. First of all, the Memory Palace technique is a "journey." Some people want to make them different, but they are obviously not. I advise you to have as many Memory Palaces (or journeys) as possible.

[@Krishnarahul7]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Yes sir but I can create upto 4 memory palaces and I can use them many times or my journey sir means remembering the sequence of my words sir that's my doubt

[@Krishnarahul7]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM and really I am thankful to have you sir for clearing for my doubts sir really you are very helpful

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Here's a full explanation video about reusing Memory Palaces: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i57XXpyko6Zgq5o Does it help you out?

[@dylan5108]

When i close my eyes i see nothing.Just a void,and it’s really hard describing things if I can’t see things im describing.I never knew that people could actually see when they close there eyes

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

There’s almost definitely a way to develop it if you want.

[@dylan5108]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I’ll try this method but i struggle a bit.Thank you for taking the time to reply.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for trying and feel free to share your progress updates or any questions that arise along the way.

[@estebanruiz3254]

It's incredible It's incredible how Walter White poured cold water on my head and spiderman just did nothing This feels more real than an average dream, I was practicing with static scenes, but now I feel like I unlocked a huge part of my imagination. Even erotic scenes hits way different, try it, and don't forget to get thing into your imaginary mouth, even with things that shouldn't be there, like the spiderman suit

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

One of the most interesting puzzles of consciousness involves what “dreaming” really means vs. being awake. Before I got super-serious about memory-based meditation, I was often dreaming while awake. This still happens, but it it much less now. And when I work on things like the Memory Detective project, my dreaming while awake is much, much better.

[@daydream659]

💌I love❤️this

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

🙏

[@meldi4379]

I want to memorize the periodic table

[@paulinarvillarin8103]

Same here mate, what kind of idea should we use??

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Here’s a full training on memorizing the periodic table: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZLLm55jhKqBgcU

[@paulinarvillarin8103]

THANK YOU ANTHONY!!! WHAT A HERO 😭😭😭

[@meldi4379]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thanks :D

[@mikeslyyy]

Do you think passive image streaming is a waste of time?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

It depends. What are your goals?

[@mikeslyyy]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I want to be able to summon vivid mental imagery when I close my eyes. I’ve been doing the passive technique for awhile as win wenger suggests. I have seen improvements in my imagination, but regardless of my efforts the visuals are still blurry

[@mikeslyyy]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I wanna know if the active version will help more

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for your follow up. The only one who can know the answer to this is the one who experiments. Dive in and give multiple options a try. Does this way of looking at things make sense?

[@mikeslyyy]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM yes, it does. Could you tell me your experience though? What has been your experience with either type?

[@SantoshKumar-no8rf]

when I try to visualise i can do it while standing or sitting straight or lying straight but when Im lying by arm side i can see things but if I try to feel my feet i feel like I'm falling to my arm side please help if you can thankyou.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I'm afraid I don't have a solution for you. Have you considered seeing a doctor?

[@SantoshKumar-no8rf]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM no because sometimes when I'm highly relaxed i can visualise Even in that position the problem is that Im unable to do it at will plus I don't think there's any doctor who teaches visualisation near me.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I didn't suggest a doctor to teach you visualization. It's to check that everything is well for you.

[@guialmeida723]

Has anyone here tried describing a memory? And did it work? I was just curious if that third alternative works, it would make sense because you are describing something you remember to awaken your mind

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Interesting question. I’m not sure what you mean though? How about describing one of your memories to give us a sense of what you’re thinking?

[@guialmeida723]

I mean, i remember one of your videos which was "develop your memory even if you cannot..." The rest i forgot but that's the title, i'm sorry, it's because i forgot this video was focused more on explaining through a guided meditation like the hyperphantasia guided meditation, there was also a guy named james from photography insider, and just like you said, he said you can help your brain start seeing images with phosphenes, describing the blobs of colors (for people with aphantasia) but in that video i forgot the rest of the title, you also talked about looking at an afterimage of a candle or a window and describe it, and there was also another alternative (which james also said in his video) to describe a memory from the past, which you don't see but remember, and i got curious if anyone has tried it For example, i remember that i was in history class, i guess the air was natural, i could feel the temperature neutral, i wa sitting in a wood table, it was hard and soft, with the borders made of darker wood and more crispy, the table had a cold smell, a natural smell, my feet were on the floor the floor was also hard but straight and didn't have deformities, there was a girl sitting behind me, she was moving her feet fast and non stop, my chair was trembling but it felt nice, like a massage, confortable and relaxing, the teacher didn't come, so instead, the assistant of my math teacher came to the class and showed a video explaining that my history teacher made a video about his history class, but the sound didn't come out of the speakers, it took one hour of class to call the technician of my school, the assistant had a brown soft hair, it had a smell of hair and a taste of hair, his skin was very light brown, soft and jelly, he was wearing a black t-shirt with a white drawing, he tried to connect a black cable, soft and consistent, made of rubber, smelled like rubber, a natural smell, and a taste of rubber, kinda sweet but almost tasteless, and etc... (If i described the entire memory, it would take a long time including all the senses) Notice that i used my senses to describe the memory and at the same time visualizing it, it's weird for someone who is doing image streaming the first time, but you get used to it, that was an example of my memory, i'm already getting used to describe using the five senses, even if i don't feel the atual object, only with sight, i'm training my sensory parts of my brain, the key is to describe with the senses too

[@guialmeida723]

I'm pretty sure that i have common imagination and visualization skills, i just have to train it, and image streaming is the best, my goal is to develop hyperphantasia by training using image streaming

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

The miracle I hope all people will remember is that all description is appearing in your. Describe that description while seeking the "I" that thinks it is having the experience and many wonderful things can happen.

[@PutTheFriesInTheBag5]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Hello. I can perform all the 5 senses inside of my imagination. It's pretty vivid but I think it can be more vivid, more realistic, a better experience. Can you help?

[@terciofelipeoliveirafrance2228]

Before watching, no, he can still put water

[@Gaming_3690]

Can you make a video for memorizing the whole chess board ?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m33CdaWDbMqEitE

[@atifiqbal3630]

Does it helps to improve iq and memory ?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

A new video about improving IQ will be out next week. If you use this video in combination with mnemonics, you will almost certainly experience a boost.

[@louielouie9502]

Image streaming has been around for a while. Has there been any worksheets created that would allow us to shape coherent reasoning from what would otherwise be abstract and or unrelated concepts? You know like a mind roadmap for bridging all regions of the brain?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I'm aware of no such things, nor am I sure that they would be desirable. I precisely haven't made them because they seem antithetical to what image streaming is. But if someone made some, I'd be curious to see what they came up with and how they determined a way for someone to image stream while interrupting their flow to use worksheets. Finally, it is not yet clear that reason is coherent, though many people wish it would be. By reflecting on how one came to believe in such concepts, many bridges can help "connect" what you are calling "regions of the brain." For more on this kind of Radical Metacognition, please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafXip2ap86Gpq8 Your thoughts?

[@louielouie9502]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I understand where you're coming from. Bruce Lipton may be on to something when speaking in terms of thought being received from an exterior field from the physical receptors of the brain. He also noted that everything we know possessing physical form take shape and act as a cell .If that is the science of how intelligence is processed, wouldn't that mean that in order for any problem to be solved it would need to be honed and synchronized with it's counterpart? How in your way of seeing things could deeper subconscious information be surfaced and examined Using our understanding of the cell and it's connection to image streaming to do so?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

It's not clear to me that Bruce Lipton is the go-to person for matters like these. Indeed "one" is the most dangerous number, especially when it comes to claiming someone understands cells and the brain. Frankly, "my way" of seeing something simply does not exist, and the sooner people start seeing that their "I" is an illusion and stop treating "experts" as single individuals, the faster intellectual maturity will arrive. Does this way of looking at things make sense?

[@louielouie9502]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I'll ponder on it it and get back to you 🙏

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Looking forward!

[@vinny_cheese2458]

Do you have any additional information/articles/recommendations on this technique? Was one of the goals to try and build multiple cognitive processes up “simultaneously”: rotating through the professor/alphabet and building the picture of the classroom/building?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Great question. One thing I had in mind were the findings from this study: The Enhancement of Visuospatial Processing Efficiency Through Buddhist Deity Meditation. If you get into the weeds of studies into what is broadly called "mental imagery," you'll have a great journey. This is a great start: plato.stanford.edu/entries/mental-imagery/ I won't throw any more studies than this at you. There are more books and articles on the topic than any individual could ever read. But I think the consensus always points to the same thing: Individual study and practice with these kinds of techniques. Few appear to be an exception to the rule.

[@sincorazon9920]

There is also an Image Streaming book

[@yahyakoc4273]

ı dont know ıf ıam aphantasıa but ı want to my mınd to see better wıll ıt be rısk for mu to use thıs technıque

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

If you have any concerns, please skip this one.

[@yahyakoc4273]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM then what should ı do ı want better memory

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Learn the Memory Palace and understand I’m not the only one without a mind’s eye that uses it well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/omaQiqWQndqXhrc

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Learn the Memory Palace. People with aphantasia have been able to make it work, including an accomplished competitor. Please consider this simple tutorial and just dive in: kzbin.info/www/bejne/omaQiqWQndqXhrc

[@fifalegends1695]

I think it doesn't work without any scientific truth

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

What does "it" refer to in your comment and how do you define "scientific truth"?

[@nf6376]

I have aphantasia and can't imagine anything or hear anything

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for sharing this. Did you give this a try anyway? By "anything" what does this mean? What happens in your mind when you plan your day, to take one simple example of a mental calculation?

[@nf6376]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM lol I can think just without images or sounds. I don’t know how to explain it differently.. when I recall a memory for example it’s without images or sounds if I went to a party yesterday my memory would be like: -went to a party yesterday -saw such and such -didn’t have good time -I met this person -this person is boring….it’s like notes kind of just a collection of facts in my mind if that makes sense