Posts Tagged "Self-observation"

Why the first movement of attention is worth noticing before explanation

A look at the gap between immediate visual noticing and later interpretation, and why separating the two can matter in reflecting on images.

What is a response and how it differs from an opinion about a card

A neutral explanation of the difference between a response to a metaphorical card and an opinion about its image, with examples and typical signs.

Image vs. direct question: why the indirect route is more precise

An explanation of how images can surface a felt response before habitual self-descriptions take over, and where that indirect route helps.

Why a card has no right answer

Why a card has no correct meaning, and why what matters is the person’s own noticed reaction rather than a right answer.

What happens when you don't like the card

A boundary-setting look at what it means when a card feels unpleasant: aversion is still a response, not the same as no reaction.

What metaphorical cards are - and what they are not

A boundary-setting explanation of metaphorical cards as images without fixed meaning, not divination, testing, or therapy.