5 Visualization Methods That Make You A Visualization
Genius
by Wily Walnut
There are 5 visualization methods you can use to become
a visualization genius. When
you start using these visualization methods, it's
important to remember one thing: 'visualization' just means
using your imagination. Visualizing is simply imagining.
Some people are more visual than others. They might take to
these visualization methods easily. Others can use them just as
effectively by describing what they are imagining, or getting
an emotional feel for what they are imagining. No matter what,
you can improve your visualization skills.
Neuroscientists now say that the brain captures visual
images as perfectly and completely as a digital camera. And it
has stored everything that you have ever seen. You have a vast
photo library in your head to draw upon when doing
visualization methods.
Here are the 5 visualization methods:
1. Internalizing - this means seeing
pictures in your mind's eye. You might visualize yourself doing
the perfect golf swing or collecting that Acamedy Award.
2. Externalizing - this means projecting
pictures outside of yourself with your eye's open. Try this
now. Visualize a golden cup on the desk next to your computer.
Reach out and 'pick it up'. It will seem even clearer and more
real as you do this.
3. Forecasting - here you are seeing
yourself in an imagined situation like giving that speech at
the PTA next week. You just imagine yourself there and see
yourself delivering the perfect speech and the audience
responding enthusiastically to it.
4. Emotionalizing - with this you are
feeling the emotion and energy but not actually 'seeing'
anything. If you get into the emotion of an imagined event it
will often trigger visual images to form.
5. Verbalizing - means describing real or
imagined objects or events out loud. This is the basis for
image streaming, the iq-boosting technique of describing the
images in your stream of consciousness.
With all of these visualization techniques, it's important
to include as many of your other senses as possible. Suppose
you were imagining walking on a beach for example. Instead of
just picturing the sun, surf and sand, you could imagine the
sound of the waves, the salty smell of the ocean, the warm sand
squidging between your toes, the sweet ice cream melting on
your tongue. This will all help you get great results from your
visualization methods.
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About the Author
Wily Walnut is a long-time writer and researcher in the
field of personal development. You can read more of his FREE
articles on how to unleash your genius for creative thinking
at: http://www.WilyWalnut.com
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