If you’ve peeked at the new Exploration, Beyond Visualization classroom, you know where we’re headed. The video and the guided experiment are coming in the next few days — but the conversation starts tonight, because the conversation IS the class.
So, a question to break the ice. Think of the last time someone guided you to “picture” something — a garden, a beach, a safe place. Did you actually see it? Or did you know you were there, feel the sun, hear the birds — without a clear picture at all? Because that still counts. That’s perceiving. OR - did you just get frustrated, feeling like you were doin something wrong if you couldn't 'see'?
Spoiler alert - you were doing exactly RIGHT - even if you didn't 'see' and could only think about your shopping list!
Here’s what we’ll keep coming back to: maybe you aren’t bad at visualization. Maybe visualization was simply too small a word for the way you perceive.
Tonight’s rabbit hole 🐇: when information comes to you — a hunch, a memory, a sense about a person — how does it usually arrive? A picture? A feeling? A sound? Words? Or do you just… know?
Drop yours below. No wrong answers — we’re just getting curious about the different ways we perceive. I’ll be here all week with a new thread each day. 🐇