I may have asked this before, and apologise if I have.

[sharpsight.livejournal.com]

Attempts to visualise myself in a different place or environment result in the exact same stimuli as when daydreaming: a view of myself, in that imagined place, with all other stimuli abstract, all senses detached. Attempts to see with the construct's eyes, to feel what it would feel, can result in fleeting moments of near-sensation which can only be sustained when directly focused upon, and are quickly lost even then. Visual stimuli revert to a third-person view likewise, within a few seconds.

Has anything been overlooked? Is there anything that I can be informed of that I do not know? Or should I simply keep practising?

Comments

[bekkle.livejournal.com]

i think i'm missing some vital information that your question is based on, and though i don't think i'd be able to answer.. why are you attemping to visualise yourselse elsewhere?

(sorry if i've ignored something obvious)

[sharpsight.livejournal.com]

http://astraeasweb.net/plural/bk_inside.html

It's the 'how' that's the hard part.

[ksol1460.livejournal.com]

You could ask the author of that piece. His name is Bob King and he is firewheelvortex.

[sharpsight.livejournal.com]

A question to that effect was posted in his journal a long time ago. No reply was received, and a repetition would be redundant.

[ksol1460.livejournal.com]

His email box is full, too.

[sharpsight.livejournal.com]

Quite. *nods*

[sharpsight.livejournal.com]

By the way, did you get the email a while back about the metaphysics of/within your world (the name of which has been sadly forgotten)? If a reply was received, it was never read, and no copies remain.