| ▲ | nkrisc an hour ago | |
It does seem kind of misleading to ask someone to close their eyes to visualize something in their mind. It has nothing to do with your eyes. I can visualize my house in my mind while simultaneously seeing whatever is in front of me. Though the “mind’s eye” description is apt because it is like seeing with a totally separate set of eyes that has zero awareness of my real eyes and sight. It’s almost like remembering the experience of seeing it, or inventing a new memory of seeing it. | ||
| ▲ | mcmcmc an hour ago | parent [-] | |
Does it? For me shutting out other visual stimuli makes it easier to visualize in my head. I can still do it with my eyes open but it feels less real, like a hologram in my head rather than imagining I’m seeing it in front of me | ||