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Originally Posted by LauraBeth
Thank you, SometimesP and Crescent Moon. The idea of practice...that's interesting.
If anyone has any more thoughts about this, I'd sure appreciate if you share them. I feel like this idea has so much potential, yet I fear trying it & starting off a bunch of intrusive mind stuff.
For example, you know the old trick for falling asleep - 'counting sheep'? Whenever I try to count sheep the sheep turn weird and start out being different colors, then they get creepy, and if I keep going (I usually try to stop at that point!), the sheep become menacing in certain ways. In real life, I like sheep just fine - it's just the images in my mind that frighten me so much.
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I'd say it has to be engaging rather than boring like counting sheep. The other one I use involves celtic knots---with movement as in imagining how they might be created with the strands moving---it's really an impossible puzzle but it takes enough concentration that it breaks the auditory hallucinations---I don't know if it would work with visuals.