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I have a bit hearing loss since I was born, but wearing hearing aids does not improve the situation. I can hear most of the time but I just can't comprehend certain people like certain tv shows I miss what people say and two seconds later it registers in my mind. I'm just slow sometimes and don't have confidence in what people are saying to me for some weird reason. The problem is rooted much deeper in the mind...almost like mental problem I've created for myself but not intentionally. Because I hear what people say, but often need them to repeat since I don't comprehend immediately It's like delayed or cognitive impairment almost or maybe laziness predisposition of the mind.
I asked the I-Ching: "Why can't I comprehend what people are saying to me?' Resulted in Hexagram 4.6 to Hexagram 7.
I read 4.6 and it said something like punishing folly. Almost as if Im a fool for not following my feelings or being mentally lazy? And Hexagram 7 means something about discipline....so I get meditation from this?
Then I asked what can I do to improve my comprehension? I got Hexagram 50.
Does that mean I should do meditation or yoga to nourish the mind?
Yoga actually might help. Hex 4 is about darkness, innocence, naivety and looking at things in an ignorant way .... Folly - what don't you know? 4.6 says attacking darkness - the ability to control anger and powerfully repel external influences. (maybe you don't want to hear every word?) To repel negative energy, activate the mind of Tao (meditate? no - activate!) - follow the way to 50 - Transformation.
I suggest that you hear what you want to hear most of the time and you possibly don't hear what you don't want to hear as one possible interpretation ... BUT some of the other problems you mention ring a bell for me. Have you ever been diagnosed as Dyslexic? I know there are newer terms for this but it used to be thought and taught that Dyslexia was a synaptic problem in the brain. Research has now shown us that the problem is a HEARING problem and not a systemic brain dysfunction. What you describe is so very similar in nature that I'll venture my own take on this:
Dispel your ignorance over what is causing this problem because the darkness can be
lifted with the proper diagnosis and some re-learning techniques that have been very successful with both adults and children who have problems with hearing, reading, spelling and general comprehension. You may need some self-discipline to follow through (7). The Ting (50) has come up many times for me as MONEY. Spend the money to really find out what the problem is and follow a treatment plan. It will Transform your life. For what it's worth :bows:
I am dyslexic and it doesn't ring true to me that the problem is hearing, not in the least. I think in the case I've experienced both vision/sight and how the brain works are both very much involved. For instance, I naturally would write with both hands in opposite directions at the same time, and what is written with the left hand, you can read in the mirror. This has nothing whatever to do with hearing. I "unlearned" it some years ago and can now write, left handed, all in the proper direction and have abandoned using the right hand in that way -- but learning the usual way to write had to do with tracing letters and numbers, over and over with the left hand [which was determined to be dominant for some reason], until I'd memorised the proper direction and how it looks on paper. If I'm tired, sometimes this will lapse. Makes no sense to me whatever that this would have a thing to do with hearing, and has never been described to me in those terms. Maybe misunderstanding instructions and not visualising what to do would be more what you are suggesting? But I don't recognise this research on dyslexia you are talking about.
My daughter is Dyslexic. If you can believe the research then the problem is indeed a disruption/distortion in the neural passages leading from the inner ear to the brain. I was trained to work in the Kaplan SpellRead program - tremendously successful. I have discovered that most of us have some sort of dyslexia or other - there are many sub-groups and all degrees between very mild to profound. Sorry this information has not been made available to you before. It's mainly in Psychology Journals. There are dozens of articles on phonological dyslexia at www.ScienceDirect.com.
Many of them point to an inability to filter background noise and the resultant nearly constant distraction of the attention as being the major issue in education. Hearing aids do not help. The problem isn't that you can't hear, it's that your brain can't filter what it hears because of what may be an hereditary auditory nerve malformation. You are NOT aware that your body is doing this. Some of the articles are fairly technical but there is ample evidence that what I say is backed up by science and that the most successful remedy is "re-training" the auditory/visual responses. BTW, many children are ambidextrous and can write as you describe, especially people who turn out to have left-hand dominance. Go figger It sounds like you did have some extra experiences in your education and that it helped you a great deal. My daughter is unrecognizable as dyslexic as an adult - she has SO learned to compensate.
There must be multiple types of dyslexia with varied causes. I have no trouble reading and never did. But symbols, writing, I saw them in all directions at once. My best means of expression as a kid was music, which I couldn't wait to get into. As you say, go figger.
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).