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Sometimes
in an instant, we see things so fast that our mind is three jumps and a
skip a head of our brain. The underground regions of our
brain sees and understands things before we do. Many times our brain
decides <at the speed of light> that the thing we are looking at
is some thing totally different than what it actually turns out
to be
upon closer, longer inspection. The other day my glob of gooey gray matter
and I went out for a walk ,my brain ( gooey
glob of gray matter) thought she saw a rabbit on the side
of the
road. Upon closer inspection, the rabbit
turned out to be a big rock. Now a rock and a rabbit don't really look
alike, but the underground submerged parts of my brain thought it saw a
rabbit. So now when I see a rock, I think RABBIT!
To open these submerged areas of your thinking and wondering- here are
a few activities to do before you look at ScramBambled pictures.
1.
Get on you back and look at the ceiling. Nice ceiling, Tell it to
"Stay!" and it will obey. Or stand on your head.
2. Close
one eye. You can put your hand lightly over your closed eye. With
the other hand point to things in the room and on the ceiling.
Look at them upside down or sideways.
- Do they
look like something else?
- Do they
remind you of something you saw somewhere else??
- What did
your brain decide you were looking at??
- What did
you think you were
looking at?
- Change Eyes
-check out - does everything look the same out of your other eye?
Remember to listen to
your gooey glob of gray matter. Your mind
will let you see many possibilities of what you may or may not be
looking at. Listen to your gooey gray
matter
glob and have fun!
Alternative idea- Turn
everything upside down in your room and look at it standing up!
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