Quotes About Mind's eye

I don't understand people who dream in black and white. I just don't get it. My dreams have always been vivid color.

It's a poor sort of memory that only works backwards,' says the White Queen to Alice.

But, I nearly forgot, you must close your eyes otherwise you won't see anything

You must see within your mind first before anyone else can see it with you.

The paradox of reality is that no image is as compelling as the one which exists only in the mind's eye." —Shana Alexander

Our view of reality is only a view, not reality itself.

A pink fluttering bird flew across her mind.

soy del tamaño de lo que veo y no del tamaño de mi estatura»

Saw in her mind's eye that delicious moment when Stan—a version of the piano player himself, when you thought about it—smiled the sweet self-satisfied smile that always preceded the double take, the panic, the inevitable disaster. (Down, down, down the keyboard he went and down, down, down in her mind's eye went the poor piano.) Images that stayed with her even as John woke and

There is an idea, first of all, of vision fully formed with the eyes closed. Of course the vision we have in a lucid dream often has greater lucidity and clarity than vision with the eyes open.

You cannot control your imagination's pictures. Of

Once you've sharpened your observation skills and taken notes about what you've seen, you need to create the little world in your mind where your story will take place. Because if it doesn't exist there, it won't stand a chance of existing in your reader's mind.

Develop the daily habit of visualisation and dreaming by consciously seeing a better and brighter future through your mind's eye.

Each time her mind flashed on that image for a second, a fraction of a second, it blinded her like a flashbulb, burning out the center of her mind's eye to blackness.

Yes, I can still see 'Arcadia' in my mind's eye, that beautiful Georgian room and the actors' moving through it. I loved that idea.

There's a good deal in common between the mind's eye and the TV screen, and though the TV set has all too often been the boobtube, it could be, it can be, the box of dreams.

Well, I'll say I have an incredible ability to fantasize - I really do. I don't have to have things tangible to be able to see them, and therefore I enjoy so many things, because they're in my mind.

My dad thinks I have a photographic memory.

They say life is all about connecting, like that's a good thing. But when brain and eyes are lining up you know different.

When the eye sees, it simply registers color and shape. All the rest takes place in the mind.

as obstinately as when we look through the window from a lighted room, the objects we turn our backs on are still before us, instead of the grass and the trees

It would be more accurate to say that we see with our brain rather than with our eyes. However, the more interesting point is that the brain does not always need to receive information through the eyes in order to "see." It can recall sights, sounds, and feelings from memory and run the whole sequence like a movie, all inside our head, in the mind's eye.

The imagination is not somehow divorced from reason or the intellect: it's one of the primary ways we learn. I'm indebted to a literary colleague of mine for suggesting that in classical tradition, the imagination is considered "the mind's eye" (emphasis on mind), an actual faculty of the intellect.

He has left the world of facts to enter that of illusions, and sometimes I think that an illusion is perhaps the shape that the innermost secret realities take in the mind's eye of common folk.