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the perception of the second thumb
is not possible at any level of
probe, discontinue the assessment
making a mental note that your
perception through the non-preferred
eye is deeply suppressed and needs
further investigation at the emotional
level. In the case of one-thumb
perception, comment on which side
of the square the thumb appears.
If the thumb is to the left, then
right eye perception dominates,
and vice-versa. Quite often by
just watching the placement of
the thumb, you can see the thumb
being aligned toward one of the
eyes.
In
the presence of the perception
of two thumbs, explore the following
way:
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Does one thumb look more 'real'
than the other does?
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Give one word that describes the
other thumb?
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Can you make one thumb go away?
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Can you switch between one thumb
and another?
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Does one thumb seem less 'solid'
than the other one does?
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Does one thumb seem smaller or
bigger?
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Are there differences in height
between the thumbs? (Cock your
head from side to side, right
ear toward right shoulder. After
aligning the two thumbs, are the
eyes in the same horizontal line
or plane? If not, consider the
implication? This could mean you
must pay more attention to your
posturing of your head when you
read or do close work.)
Thumb
zapping is an excellent tool for
revealing many perceptual insights
on how you externalize your vision
into eyesight. Are you using both
your eyes? How does over thinking
or distress affect the integration
of your seeing the world in a
balanced way? By practicing you
can begin to reintegrate the
various
levels of seeing. If you are unable
to become aware of two thumbs,
consider visiting a Behavioral
Optometrist (one who practices
vision therapy) in your area.
Roberto
Kaplan, formerly a Professor of
Optometry, is the author of The
Power Behind Your Eyes and
Conscious Seeing.
For information, call 1.800.284.9673.
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