I have no inner monologue, but i can start talking in inner monologue, but i always choose to not.And i have also have mind eye.
Do you monologue when reading?
>>42741236i start reading it out with my tongue but dont make noise
I can think in words and without. With words is slow but better for concrete ideas and technical shit. Without words is fast and lets me handle big or abstract ideas better. I don't know why it's always gotta be just one or the other with everyone, and why they can't do both.People are retarded or something.
>>42741233I have thoughts from invisible entities mostly, but I haven't had a thought that referred to me in first person "I* in some time
>>42741496yeah!
>>42741233that lil guy? yeah sometimes i can relate to him
Hola onions nuevo en esto me gustaría aprender y conocer personas que me recomiendan ?
>>42744232Recommendations on what?>>42741233I'm like this anon >>42741496 as well where inner monologue is optional. Inner monologue is great for unpacking complexities, but it carries the unfortunate downside of getting caught in "loops" that you must then quiet. Meditation, which I keep mentioning here, but I really can't stress it enough.If I had to describe operating without inner monologue it would almost be like the two halves of your brain are working in conjunction with one another. Without inner monologue you are operating on your senses and immediate stimuli, but when your senses encounter something you don't innately understand it "queries" the other half. For instance, if you hear an animal call in the wilderness you don't recognize, the mind quickly "queries" itself running through the different options of what it could be and returning with "result" or "unknown" and therefore allowing you to behave accordingly.
Anyone else hear classical music in their head? Like an orchestra playing along with whatever you’re doing
>>42741233congrats, you are a buddha, I think (beyond mind)?
>>42744232>onions nuevo
>>42744668My friend does, he's always whistling when we're in the car togetherHe has perfect pitch and can improvise anything, but he admits he's not perfect with sight reading
>>42744721Might be a musician thing. I play a bunch of instruments
>>42744721he's used to giving certain whistles in the mens room at night to signal a hook up
Oscillating between inner monologue, inner dialogue and inner group discussion. No, I don’t need meds, I command my brain to produce them for me.
>>42741233Inner monolog is nice but isn't needed. Just do the thing.
>>42746608Interesting. Can you describe these whistles?
