06-11-2020, 11:57 PM
Audio pareidolia...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia
https://www.sectual.com/thread-1828.html
I think it's possible that auditory hallucinations are a lot like visual pareidolia.
I have had a lot of highly detailed pareidolia experiences...
I talk about some of them in the above linked thread.
For me, I see the face and instantly along with it comes an entire story about the face.
The story varies but it's always INSTANT and always a detailed "imagining" of the story belonging to the face...
For example, whether it's a friendly face, a human face, the face of a doll, etc., there's always a story behind it which makes me able to categorize it as threatening, non-threatening, evil, whimsical, you name it.
I have realized that auditory hallucinations may be made from the same type of process...
Hearing a sound, misinterpreting it (usually as a voice) due to one's current perception (which is usually based on mood and emotion)...
And then with that comes a whole detailed, INSTANT story about what this voice is saying, whether the voice is good or bad, what's the message, etc.
What amazes me is how fast the process is. This "flash" of backstory is instant with visual pareidolia, but with audio... it seems even faster.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia
https://www.sectual.com/thread-1828.html
I think it's possible that auditory hallucinations are a lot like visual pareidolia.
I have had a lot of highly detailed pareidolia experiences...
I talk about some of them in the above linked thread.
For me, I see the face and instantly along with it comes an entire story about the face.
The story varies but it's always INSTANT and always a detailed "imagining" of the story belonging to the face...
For example, whether it's a friendly face, a human face, the face of a doll, etc., there's always a story behind it which makes me able to categorize it as threatening, non-threatening, evil, whimsical, you name it.
I have realized that auditory hallucinations may be made from the same type of process...
Hearing a sound, misinterpreting it (usually as a voice) due to one's current perception (which is usually based on mood and emotion)...
And then with that comes a whole detailed, INSTANT story about what this voice is saying, whether the voice is good or bad, what's the message, etc.
What amazes me is how fast the process is. This "flash" of backstory is instant with visual pareidolia, but with audio... it seems even faster.