"Saying that though words that are associated with certain foods will always give me those tastes and smells
Lemon
Chilli
Salmon"
What prompted this thread was yet again I inadvertently read the word lemon this morning and have had the damn taste in my mouth all day. The only other word that prompts a taste is money, oddly 🤷♀️ |
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By *vaRoseWoman 2 days ago
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"I don’t get tastes or smells but I do get colours with classical music
Does you experience each piece as the same colour each time or can it change? "
always the same colours but I see them in a sort of wave… and the shape of the wave can change depending on how I am feeling emotionally
So
Adagio in G minor (Albinone) is always shades of blues and violets with whites. But the shapes it forms can change whether I’m feeling happy, sad, angry etc
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"I don’t get tastes or smells but I do get colours with classical music
Does you experience each piece as the same colour each time or can it change?
always the same colours but I see them in a sort of wave… and the shape of the wave can change depending on how I am feeling emotionally
So
Adagio in G minor (Albinone) is always shades of blues and violets with whites. But the shapes it forms can change whether I’m feeling happy, sad, angry etc
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That's very interesting to me. I experience some music but not all as landscapes, some is just music lol.
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By *vaRoseWoman 2 days ago
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"I don’t get tastes or smells but I do get colours with classical music
Does you experience each piece as the same colour each time or can it change?
always the same colours but I see them in a sort of wave… and the shape of the wave can change depending on how I am feeling emotionally
So
Adagio in G minor (Albinone) is always shades of blues and violets with whites. But the shapes it forms can change whether I’m feeling happy, sad, angry etc
That's very interesting to me. I experience some music but not all as landscapes, some is just music lol.
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Yeah for me it’s only ever classical pieces.
Other music can trigger memories and transport me to places via those memories but it’s not the same thing at all |
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"I don’t get tastes or smells but I do get colours with classical music
Does you experience each piece as the same colour each time or can it change?
always the same colours but I see them in a sort of wave… and the shape of the wave can change depending on how I am feeling emotionally
So
Adagio in G minor (Albinone) is always shades of blues and violets with whites. But the shapes it forms can change whether I’m feeling happy, sad, angry etc
That's very interesting to me. I experience some music but not all as landscapes, some is just music lol.
Yeah for me it’s only ever classical pieces.
Other music can trigger memories and transport me to places via those memories but it’s not the same thing at all "
No it isn't
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"I thought synaesthesia was specific to each person. Colours triggered by sounds for some people, smells for others, etc. I didn't realise you could relate a day to colours ?"
As far as I know it is specific to each person but it seems that Wednesday is some shade of green to a few people. |
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By *vaRoseWoman 2 days ago
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"I thought synaesthesia was specific to each person. Colours triggered by sounds for some people, smells for others, etc. I didn't realise you could relate a day to colours ?
As far as I know it is specific to each person but it seems that Wednesday is some shade of green to a few people. "
There’s a book written on the topic by a neurologist. Wednesday is indigo blue. It’s an interesting read |
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"I thought synaesthesia was specific to each person. Colours triggered by sounds for some people, smells for others, etc. I didn't realise you could relate a day to colours ?
As far as I know it is specific to each person but it seems that Wednesday is some shade of green to a few people.
There’s a book written on the topic by a neurologist. Wednesday is indigo blue. It’s an interesting read "
I'll have a look for that in a minute, thank you |
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