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**AbeldeldepBug** · 05-22-2006, 08:27 AM

Hi again, Lonecrow. Why not ask RB where his other natural talents lie?

I wonder if there's any evidence Robert Monroe was good at visualisation? It's been a while since I read any of his stuff. I have a vague notion he was good enough at technical drawing to design the building at his institue.

There are others too, with websites where you could possibly leave messages and find out (like Kurt Leland- musician, or Bruce Mohen-engineer- or William Buhlman-can't remember).

I suspect Leonardo Da Vinci was good at the OBE. What a visionary and talent!

I've never seen RB post in here! Would be interesting to know though. I mean some people have natural drawing ability but never develop it past doodling. Its like some people could possibly be great musical talents but never pick up an instrument in their lives so they'd never know they were any good.

Its that "go between" in the brain that allows people to create something out of thin air. Its something I don't have except in other areas that are not really important to OBE. Sense of humor for example. In everyday life, I was always quiet until I reached a certain age, where my life experience gave me repertoire of material to use on the spot. So as I got older the more talkative and to be quite honest, funny in social situations. But that is more of a repertoire of things that come natural.

I don't think visual arts are the same thing. It is more of a natrual ability where people don't even have a hard time being able to translate what they imagine onto paper. They may learn different techniques but that mental "ability" to draw from nothing ivisually is the thing I'm concerned about.

Its hard to explain.

05-22-2006, 08:27 AM	#24
AbeldeldepBug Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 600 Senior Member	Hi again, Lonecrow. Why not ask RB where his other natural talents lie? I wonder if there's any evidence Robert Monroe was good at visualisation? It's been a while since I read any of his stuff. I have a vague notion he was good enough at technical drawing to design the building at his institue. There are others too, with websites where you could possibly leave messages and find out (like Kurt Leland- musician, or Bruce Mohen-engineer- or William Buhlman-can't remember). I suspect Leonardo Da Vinci was good at the OBE. What a visionary and talent! I've never seen RB post in here! Would be interesting to know though. I mean some people have natural drawing ability but never develop it past doodling. Its like some people could possibly be great musical talents but never pick up an instrument in their lives so they'd never know they were any good. Its that "go between" in the brain that allows people to create something out of thin air. Its something I don't have except in other areas that are not really important to OBE. Sense of humor for example. In everyday life, I was always quiet until I reached a certain age, where my life experience gave me repertoire of material to use on the spot. So as I got older the more talkative and to be quite honest, funny in social situations. But that is more of a repertoire of things that come natural. I don't think visual arts are the same thing. It is more of a natrual ability where people don't even have a hard time being able to translate what they imagine onto paper. They may learn different techniques but that mental "ability" to draw from nothing ivisually is the thing I'm concerned about. Its hard to explain.
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