Brain Imagination Work

Visual and imagination of our brain sometime difficult to differ this because of how our brain work. Visualization is a previous impression, impressed on your brain or mind. It is receiving, detecting mechanism. In order to perceive it with the left brain hemisphere, it must exist. Whether somebody created something, or it is the sense of sight, then you make an impression on your brain.

The sense of sight works like a camera, it makes a negative and impresses it on your brain, your left brain and a duplicate it transferred to the right brain. Visualization is the receiver, imagination is the transmitter. You can also visualize with your right hemisphere, but in this case you can visualize what has been impressed on somebody else's brain.

When you try to know of other incident, you get information just from the phone, you get the information, then you sent to your right brain, then the right brain functions on a different band, like f.m. does not a.m. and you are tuning into his brain and getting information from his brain and transferring it to happened to him has been recorded on his brain already. Now usually, all of this becomes a lot easier if the intention is to help the individual to solve the problem.

Longitudinal Fissure

The great fissure separates the cerebrum into two hemisphere and reaches from the front to the back of the organ; it contains a vertical process of the dura mater, the falx cerebri. In front and behind it extends from the top to the bottom of the cerebrum, and completely separation to two hemispheres, but its middle portion only separates the hemispheres for about half their vertical extent, the floor of this part of the fisure being formed by the great central white commissure, the corpus eallosum, which connects the two hemisphere together.

The remaining fissure are situated inn one or other of the two hemispheres, with the exception of the transverse fissure, one half of which is contained in each hemisphere.

Sylvian Fissure
This fissure is a well marked cleft on the base and side of the hemisphere. Starting at the base of the brain in a depression, the valleecula sylvii, in which is situated the anterior perforated space, it passes outward to the external surface of the hemisphere. It here gives off a short anterior limb, which passes forward, and a short ascending limb, which passes upward into the interior frontal convalution. It is then continued backward as the horisontal limb, which terminates by an upward inflexion in the parietal lobe. It occupies the middle third of the lateral surface of the hemisphere.