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Thought i would try with the Genius Code 'over the wall' once again

I have been discouraged in the past by too many, very faint images that pass and change form so quickly, describing them is an ordeal let alone deciphering all this at the end.

I thought i would try again after what must be more than an 8 month break

I have been prompted to try again for my business coach and I have set a 2 week deadline on me drafting some ideas for a small website that acts as a resume for selling myself/ skills etc.

After one week of very scattered thoughts on what content was most important to be on this website, I thought why not give 'the over the wall procedure another go', who knows it may help clarify my take home message down to 3 to 5 key things for the beginning crucial pages on the website.

but once again in Win's long session of music, once over the wall where one is allowed to describe what one finds, I have been overwhelmed by a rapidly changing content and underwhelmed by how vague, unclear and difficult to describe any image is at all?

I am envious of anybody that has some clarity and longer visual holding capacity in their images, my current image stream makes the following scenrio more desirable: Imagine you are on a rapid train moving through the city suburbs and you are looking directly out from the train window (at 90 degrees to the trains forward direction) through a telescope with less than 2 % vision at dusk: this is a more desirable alternative to what I am trying to record in the over the wall sessions so far!

I wont even attempt to try to decipher what I have recorded on tape of these sessions this time, whats the use?

Should i put this Genius Code away for another 8 months? and hope the parraliminals change my internal wiring in the mean time?

or is the first 5 seconds of an image stream all that counts for somebody like me?
any help or suggestions on this would be appreciated as I feel there is something powerful in the essence of this process when adapted to a individuals uniqueness

After a few days and putting the above issue of 'too much, changing too fast' back into the other than conscious mind as unresolved together with reading the manual and listening to the fast finsih on 'leaping over the wall'

I am now beginning to wonder if a way around it may be to just to cut down the time spent in each image stream on the same question while listening to the tape?

Also the idea came up relating this Genius Code over the wall technique to an experience I had once after walking for many months in the Himalayas back in the 80's. In one exquisitely beuatiful high place while alone a kind of voice or knowing came to me briefly, calm completely peaceful and completely knowing what was the right thing to do, some simple instructions where given to me, which turned out wonderful things to do, on hindsight. I dont even know if these instructions were revealed to me solely as words or also combined with images as I am a very visual person that sometimes misses what form i received the original data in.

I have never had an experience like this before or after, at least at this intensity.

the point is, instead of a garden, why not image I am back in this same mountain place where that knowing came briefly to me. Imagine I am in the same clothes as back then. Imagine a surface up there to image stream on, like the surface presented by a white snow peak that suddenly is revealed in the parting Himalayan clouds, or coming upon a still pool on the mountain path and using this as a image surface.

Any thoughts on this is appreciated, I thought of making my own personal tape on these lines, modeled on Wins tape?

Once you learned image streaming with the course you can start with whatever your Image Stream starts with. I made a list of 85 alternative ways to get into the Image Stream they were listed on the forum. I'm sorry you'll have to use the search feature yourself they are from before I joined Learning Strategies and became the moderator and my user name was AlexK

Alex