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Interaction between Cog Unconsciousness & Story Telling

Submitted by Verolga Nix-Allen on Thu, 07/16/2009 - 12:40pm.

The info learned today about sleep,memory etc, explains how we're organized to have corrollations between our story telling and cognitive unconsciousness.  If I understand it the melodies, themes in my head are carried by my cog un and formulated in a song by my story telling mechanism.  Sometimes the story telling creates major, minor moods or sometimes has no explanation at all and depresses the musical impulses and I lose the creativity at that moment.  The certain musical score may or may not return.  Thanks Paul.

 

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