#Visualizations

[sirartwork]

[sweetcoffeelove]

Repeat after me:

“The 3D doesn’t decide for me. I decide for the 3D.”

[divine-nonchalance]

I visualize myself as a free flowing pillar of light, my light jumping to the people in my close vicinity, establishing bright bridges of light, everyone in the house, the neighbors, the city, the planet, the moon, the sun, waves of light expanding to the galaxy and universe.

[coolnessgraphed]

[retrocgads]

USA 1993

[serpentityx]

"Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes." -Carl Jung

[chloefayesstudio]

Beltane Visualization ~ A Sabbat Soundscape

Please click the link in the title to check out my latest soundscape and visualization in celebration of Beltane! I created this video as a May Day celebration and appreciation. Featured in this soundscape and visualization are aspects that respresent Beltane: cleansing fire, cattle, toads, blooming flowers, and bees. This is a time to celebrate the peak of spring and the renewal of the sun.

[dichotomoustessellations]

Wish i could get a bunch of money for watching tons of anime

[lynketa]

If ya'll can't viaualize your dr room, and someone goes "oh! You should use (app/room planner) for that" and you found it fucking difficult to use, especially with the limited items and need to buy subscription for more options...

What about building your dr house or room in the sims or minecraft or drawing it? I hated room planner and I just found it difficult to use, and I remembered that you can virtually/physcially use anything to visualize your dr room.

Any game with building/decorating mechanics can help you visualize your dr room. So best believe I'm killing mobs and ending the ender dragon while building my dr house in minecraft, and hey at least it's more fun ❗❗❗

[tomtoth]

A meditation practice of mine is imagining planting thoughts or ideas of mine into soil and watering it, then allow it to grow without me working it. I tend to see flowers or hills unfold or even start imaging a new home. The last visualization/meditation I did it with all the planets and I gave this idea to ChatGBT (ai system) and asked it to generate pop art/comic book based images of it and here are some of the results. The first image is from the idea of making those flowers/plants into tea. I will link this post and share the other images in another.

[divine-nonchalance]

Visualize golden white light growing like roots from your root chakra to the core of the Earth. And a stream of white light shooting from the top of your head, from your crown shakra, all the way up, flowing through the moon and sun, through the center of our galaxy and all the way back to you again.

Now imagine those two streams of light coming together in your heart.

What does that feel like?

[coolnessgraphed]

[clatterbane]

It is sometimes interesting to look at the strange web diagrams of reblogs on posts which have rather unexpectedly blown up.

Including, in this case, exactly what effect bigger blogs picking the post up has had on that. My OP is at the middle of the secondary cluster toward the bottom right here.

The most zoomed-out view I could get. Looks like, in this particular case, most of it was ultimately down to one other blog--and the notes really snowballed onward from there. Which isn't far off from what I thought might have happened, but it was interesting to see the patterns illustrated.

(Not complaining about this in any way. Or looking for more notes, for that matter. I have spent 10+ years around here, after all. Honestly kinda relieved that no death threats have been forthcoming thus far. Though, I do keep anon turned off as a matter of course, even after this hellsite seemed to calm down so much.)

[baus702]

[embervoices]

That is very cool!

I picture time running counterclockwise in cycles, or in a weird wiggly line that I'm pretty sure is based on geography in slightly nonsensical ways. It's persistent, and so qualifies as a form of synaesthesia, apparently!

Similarly, before I was explicitly taught otherwise, I pictured the number line right-to-left. All this despite English being my native (and only fully fluent) language.

I have no idea why I do these things backwards. But it's intriguing to learn that it is indeed backwards in a larger sense than just "this is how number lines are taught in my school" ways.

ok well this blew my mind

This is also true with filmmakers. Western filmmakers pan their cameras mostly left to right and Iranian filmmakers do right to left.