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Hi Unis,

Did you see my response to your post on the "Sonic Access vs Holosynch" thread?

You may have read it and got nothing out of it, but IF you haven't seen it, please please please do check it out, and you might find something useful in it.



Well, yes, and I had mentioned it in your thread last week over on the CRI df as well. It appears that you get far more visually (from what you describe of your 'beginnings' with the GC stuff) than I have since before my father bashed my head into the floor nearly 40 years ago. Just before that (as a young woman), that was the last time I had anything I could call "visualization on demand". I had a serious concussion then, but since they didn't routinely do MRI's back then, as they probably didn't have the technology, I'm thinking there might be some brain damage.
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Unis wrote:
"The major problem I have with these techniques ... is it that most of them require using a partner, either present or on the end of a phone line."

That's the ideal, but Win does say, on the genius code CDs, that you can kind of imagine him to be present and do the image-streaming to the imagined 'him' in the room.



Well, tried that too, but in order to imagine "him" in the room, wouldn't that require a sense of 'seeing' him there? To me, that only complicates things even more.

It's obvious (from the many books and articles I've read on the subject) that those who do visualize have little to no comprehension of how frustrating it is when you don't seem to be able to fit into the "visualizer" category. It's like telling a blind person that surely they must be able to see something!

I'd love to be able to use different hypnosis CD's to take off weight and become more successful, but no one seems to address things on CD's at least, in a way that the non-visual person can work with them. Anyone of them that asks me to "visualize yourself as you were when you were thin" or "see yourself as a successful person" is really asking a lot - first of all it's been way longer than I can remember consciously (and I don't have any pictures of that time, as they were all lost many years ago), and the only visuals I have of myself with the "eyes open" technique is of being over-weight. I've tried pasting my head on a thinner body, but it's still a fat head on a thin body. That's the "picture" of what is happening here.

Sorry to make this sound so bleak, but at this point in time, and for years past, it's what I've been stuck with. For a while I thought I might be the only one out there, so if it's anything of comfort, at least I know now that I'm not such an odd-ball after all.

Unis