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#698 01/13/03 02:29 AM
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When you guys IS, how do you speak as quickly as the mind goes? When I begin to describe, let's just say a scene, the ground, color, the air, smell, etc., all of a sudden my mind just jumps to another whole different topic even if I didn't finish describing the former. How do you deal with this? Do you continue to describe the former, or do you begin to describe the new image? Thanks.








#699 01/14/03 12:05 AM
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I follow the jump and describe the new scene. I usually find that I have spoken out loud the key elements of the image stream when a jump occurs so I consider the sudden change significant. What I may not have described may or may not have been significant. However words or ideas that suddenly triggered are jump are so I do my best to follow them. Also I sometimes kick start an image stream just to get into the flow. The jump is often the indicator that my mind is prepared to answer the question I posed for the image stream.

Alex

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