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The ANSWERS
1. The person who you are walking in the woods with is the most important to you.
2. The size of the animal is representative of your perception of the size of your problems in your life.
3. The severity of the interaction you have with the animal is representative of how you deal with your problems.
4. The size of your dream home is representative of the size of your ambition.
5. A lack of a fence is indicative of an open personality. People are welcome at all times. The presence of a fence indicates a closed personality. You’d prefer people not drop by unannounced.
6. If your answer did NOT include food, flowers, or people, then you are generally unhappy.
7. The durability of the material with the cup is representative of the perceived durability of your relationship.
8. What you did with the cup is representative of your attitude.
9. The size of the body of water is representative of the size of your relationships.
10. The way you cross the water is representative to how easy or hard you expect your life to be.
Way back in 2008, I read a blog post that contained a simple test. The results amazed me and even surprised me a little. :up:
Answer the question, (write your answers down) then go to this blog post to learn what your answers mean! :happy: …
Way back in 2008, I read a blog post that contained a simple test. The results amazed me and even surprised me a little. 🙂
Answer the question, (write your answers down) then go to this blog post to learn what your answers mean! 😎
1. You are walking in the woods. You are not alone. Who’s with you?
2. You are walking in the woods. You see an animal. What kind of animal?
3. What interaction takes place between you and the animal?
4. You walk deeper in the woods. You enter a clearing, and before you is your dream house. How big is it?
5. Is your dream house surrounded by a fence?
6. You enter the house. You walk into the dining room and see the dining table is covered with?
7. You exit the house and a cup is on the ground, what kind is it?
8. What do you do with the cup?
9. You walk to the edge of the property where you find yourself standing at a body of water; what kind is it?
10. How do you cross that body of water?
P.S: I will post the meanings of answers here tomorrow! 😀
I just had an epiphany! Or rather, my brain did while I was sleeping!
I had one of my usual weird dreams that are like a medley collage of scenes from my life blended with various abstract stray thoughts!
In this dream, I was watching a demonstration by the typical ‘mad scientist’ type you see in movies! (ala Back To The Future)
He pulled out a plasma emitter and fired it at a person in the distance. Everything in the path of the beam was engulfed in St. Elmo’s fire.! (the visual effect that was used in this dream was somewhat reminiscent of the particle accelerators used in Ghostbusters!)
A few minutes later, he fired this contraption toward an empty street. The person in the first instance was visually recreated as a ghost or hologram image. This was the result of the electromagnetic field, which engulfed us witnesses, that created a ‘holographic’ electric effect in our brains. Effectively re-firing all the neurons in the visual cortex that had fired the first time! 😀
Now, as crazy as this sounds, it is actually scientifically feasible. An alternating electromagnetic field will interact with the brain, and through the phenomena of interference, can cause latent links between neurons to fire. In this way, memories can be enhanced and we can repeat long forgotten experiences.
In a way, our minds act like a hologram already. When we hear an old song we’ve forgotten about, it can trigger memories of an old girlfriend or the bicycle we had as a child or any other stray thought or experience that is concurrent with when we first heard that song.
But it goes beyond music. Any sensation of sound, light, smell, touch or taste can trigger memories of other related experiences. And because our brains are partially electrical in nature, we can use a coherent electromagnetic wave as a reference beam to set up a mental ‘recording’ of a scene or experience. A small electronic device, used while listening to a lecture or reading a book, could be used to ‘replay’ a memory during an exam. It would not only help us to pass that exam, but would further augment the neural links for that knowledge. Thus, our memories and knowledge of the subject in question would be reinforced automatically.
This could also be used a a ‘dream catcher’ that would record our dreams while we sleep. Then, once awake, we could replay our dreams in the waking state. Considering all the ‘Hollywood’ style dreams I usually have, this could be a goldmine since I could then write scripts for a living! 😛
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