Image Streaming -- A Technique Review -- AL, CPS, Easy, Psych, Review, Self
A classic method for increasing your basic intelligence -- defined as the level of resources you can muster in order to deal with the problems in front of you -- Image Streaming is a powerful technique. I personally have found that engaging in about ten minutes of this exercise a day leaves me feeling much sharper and more effective. Doing ten minutes a day for several days seems to have an even more pronounced effect -- I find my senses sharpened in a very peculiar fashion, particularly my sense of sight. I don't so much experience a dramatic improvement in the physical sense as I do in my awareness of what is in front of me. I am so utterly aware of objects in front of me that I am actually aware of them moving independently... in different positions at different speeds in the overall scene as I move, even slightly, and my point of view shifts.
Imagine taking in such details automatically, with no particular effort or added attentiveness. Imagine just making yourself that much smarter, on a number of levels, with a very small expenditure of your time. What is particularly scary is that I haven't actually tried one of Dr. Wenger's more advanced applications of basic Image Streaming -- Beachhead, his method for developing inventions. Nevertheless, I've found myself becoming increasingly more inventive as I have used his basic tools like Image Streaming and Freenoting, and have reached levels in the past where I was essentially inventing new designs and new innovations spontaneously. I believe Image Streaming is a powerful technique for enhancing fundamental human intelligence and creativity. And the whole technique is given away free right here: http://www.winwenger.com/imstream.htm
In a nutshell, without the various backup procedures and optional applications discussed on the site, Image Streaming can be summed up (by Dr. Wenger in The Einstein Factor) like this:
"The procedure of Image Streaming is deceptively simple. You sit back in a comfortable chair, close your eyes, and describe aloud the flow of mental images through your mind. Three factors are absolutely crucial. I call them the Three Commandments of Image Streaming:
"1. You must describe the images aloud, either to another person or to a tape recorder. Describing them silently will defeat the purpose of the exercise.
"2. You must use all five senses in your descriptions. If you see a snow-covered mountain, for example, don't just describe how it looks. Desribe its taste, its texture, its smell, and the sound of wind howling across its peak.
"3. Phrase all your descriptions in the present tense."
The technique requires nothing more than either a tape recorder or a live partner to listen to your descriptions (the preferred option). Dr. Wenger suggests a simple "Ten/Ten Test." If, after Image Streaming for ten minutes a day for ten days, "you don't find your life positively and miraculously transformed, then ignore everything we've said and do something else instead. But if you do find Socratic and other miracles happening in your life, please do continue the practice of Image-Streaming: no matter how good things become, they can become even better for you! — Fair test?"
While Dr. Wenger has several more advanced versions of this technique (for solving intractable problems, developing inventions, acquiring the skills of a genius, etc), he gives away all of the major, widely known variants on his website at: http://www.winwenger.com/
And in particular, at:
http://www.winwenger.com/mind.htm
http://www.winwenger.com/edtech.htm
http://www.winwenger.com/winsight.htm
While perhaps not the wisest commercial move for someone whose books tend to focus on these core methods, Dr. Wenger, in my experience (and I do know this gentleman) is motivated by a sincere desire to get valuable resources out to the public where they can do immediate good in helping people's lives. So, please, take this chance to improve your own. The technique takes very little time to "learn" -- it involves little besides closing your eyes, and describing as directed to a recorder or live listener. Most of us can handle ten minutes of such vigorous "exercise." Especially if we make a point of keeping it up for that ten-day test.
Dr. Wenger's best known book on Image Streaming is probably The Einstein Factor. He also has an audio release by the same name, in which he guides you through Image Streaming, including problem-solving, inventing, developing genius skills, etc.
Future Imperative
Imagine taking in such details automatically, with no particular effort or added attentiveness. Imagine just making yourself that much smarter, on a number of levels, with a very small expenditure of your time. What is particularly scary is that I haven't actually tried one of Dr. Wenger's more advanced applications of basic Image Streaming -- Beachhead, his method for developing inventions. Nevertheless, I've found myself becoming increasingly more inventive as I have used his basic tools like Image Streaming and Freenoting, and have reached levels in the past where I was essentially inventing new designs and new innovations spontaneously. I believe Image Streaming is a powerful technique for enhancing fundamental human intelligence and creativity. And the whole technique is given away free right here: http://www.winwenger.com/imstream.htm
In a nutshell, without the various backup procedures and optional applications discussed on the site, Image Streaming can be summed up (by Dr. Wenger in The Einstein Factor) like this:
"The procedure of Image Streaming is deceptively simple. You sit back in a comfortable chair, close your eyes, and describe aloud the flow of mental images through your mind. Three factors are absolutely crucial. I call them the Three Commandments of Image Streaming:
"1. You must describe the images aloud, either to another person or to a tape recorder. Describing them silently will defeat the purpose of the exercise.
"2. You must use all five senses in your descriptions. If you see a snow-covered mountain, for example, don't just describe how it looks. Desribe its taste, its texture, its smell, and the sound of wind howling across its peak.
"3. Phrase all your descriptions in the present tense."
The technique requires nothing more than either a tape recorder or a live partner to listen to your descriptions (the preferred option). Dr. Wenger suggests a simple "Ten/Ten Test." If, after Image Streaming for ten minutes a day for ten days, "you don't find your life positively and miraculously transformed, then ignore everything we've said and do something else instead. But if you do find Socratic and other miracles happening in your life, please do continue the practice of Image-Streaming: no matter how good things become, they can become even better for you! — Fair test?"
While Dr. Wenger has several more advanced versions of this technique (for solving intractable problems, developing inventions, acquiring the skills of a genius, etc), he gives away all of the major, widely known variants on his website at: http://www.winwenger.com/
And in particular, at:
http://www.winwenger.com/mind.htm
http://www.winwenger.com/edtech.htm
http://www.winwenger.com/winsight.htm
While perhaps not the wisest commercial move for someone whose books tend to focus on these core methods, Dr. Wenger, in my experience (and I do know this gentleman) is motivated by a sincere desire to get valuable resources out to the public where they can do immediate good in helping people's lives. So, please, take this chance to improve your own. The technique takes very little time to "learn" -- it involves little besides closing your eyes, and describing as directed to a recorder or live listener. Most of us can handle ten minutes of such vigorous "exercise." Especially if we make a point of keeping it up for that ten-day test.
Dr. Wenger's best known book on Image Streaming is probably The Einstein Factor. He also has an audio release by the same name, in which he guides you through Image Streaming, including problem-solving, inventing, developing genius skills, etc.
Future Imperative
posted by Ralph Cerchione | Friday, March 25, 2005
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