This reminds me of a great book I read years ago while teaching in the field of Special Education: "Thinking in Pictures" by Temple Grandin. It was the first time that I understood that some are able to experience one or more senses while another is stimulated. For example I remember reading that some folks are able to see colors moving when they listen to music. Some of these pictures are abstract (to me) representations of what the child conceptualizes when hearing the bird song. Very cool to "see" into another's world of senses.....
This reminds me of a great book I read years ago while teaching in the field of Special Education: "Thinking in Pictures" by Temple Grandin. It was the first time that I understood that some are able to experience one or more senses while another is stimulated. For example I remember reading that some folks are able to see colors moving when they listen to music. Some of these pictures are abstract (to me) representations of what the child conceptualizes when hearing the bird song. Very cool to "see" into another's world of senses.....
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