Auditory Sensations

In addition to sight, hearing is one of the most important sensations for humans. We will use it to communicate, learn and understand our environment. In fact, hearing is the only sensation that never stops accepting sensory input. When we sleep, all our other senses become very sensitive, and our brain is still processing auditory information to wake us up The second thing is wrong It is. This may be more practical before people sleep safely at home, but still it is useful to listen to a fire or our alarm clock in the morning.

Like many Keats' carols, 'the ancient Greek aether' discusses the art and the artist's audience. While such works like "nightingale" attract hearing while ignoring the vision, he depends on the depiction of natural music in early poetry. In explaining one of the "ancient Greek songs" Keats transformed it into a focus on expressing art. He used the slippery image of "Janko's Acura" once, and the three characters represented love, ambition, and poetry. Of these three, love and poetry are integrated into "the Greek word of the Greek aetheron" and emphasize how the bondage of human art can be related to the concept of "truth". The image of cricket depicted in a poem is intended as a clear depiction of general activity. In other words, trying trials, making music, and religious ceremonies. These figures must be beautiful and they should be realistic.

In everyday attitudes and philosophical theory the experiences the experientist has described are primarily experiences generated by sensory organ stimulation, ie visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory and tasteful perception. However, most philosophical experiences believe that feelings are not the sole provider of experience, and admit that experience is a mind state consciousness within the state. (For example, a person feels pain or someone is afraid of being afraid); and this state of mind is often said to exist in "intrinsic meaning" I will. This is a controversial issue and other types of experiences (such as ethical, aesthetic or religious experience) should be considered empirical.

Common experiences of GIM people include visual experience, memory, emotions and emotions, body emotions and movements, body sensations, altered hearing, pure music transmission (customer's full participation in music), association And music transmission, abstract image, spiritual image / experience, super personal experience, prototype character, dialogue, shaded parts and symbolic shapes (Grocke, 2005). The therapist will pay attention to the experience to provide client interpreting services after the meeting.