I was thinking how the Spiral Cell Illusion fits in to the normal scheme of things. I know it is real and that the usual projection of the chronological number can be overcome by the mental gravity reversed. Others who see it will also vouch for it. They see what they see and can not deny it.



The Spiral Cell Illusion should be interesting in the context of perception and how our brains can be tricked. How it might (or might not) relate to the point is what has to be decided upon. The Spiral Cell Illusion is a visual one, and it aligns with the idea of perception being subjective. People can stare at the different chronological numbers I project and try to reconcile how their brains usually process this information.



It is true that there isn't a known documented illusion called "Spiral Cell Illusion." However, I, personally, have proved over and over again, that spiral illusions play with perception. Since it's true that our brains can be fooled by illusions, it's never a stretch to say the Spiral Cell Illusion "overcomes the usual projection of the chronological number." And yet there's not that what we call "scientific evidence" to support this mind-boggling concept.



It is also a fact that if multiple people see the same illusion, it doesn't necessarily mean they're perceiving reality objectively. Tyr as much as they want they can't really let their past bias to interpret this perceptive stimuli in a way that confirms their existing beliefs.



Overall, the Spiral Cell Illusion, and I repeat, it's a visual illusion, is an example of how our perception can be fooled. However, it likely doesn't directly relate to "overcoming mental limitations" in the way people would like to believe.



It is like I mentally project a chronological number that supersedes the usual perception of the actual number they wish to see. This is a personal experience and I have been practising it for more than 3 decades with an unleveled frame of success.



And this is a fascinating personal experience! While there isn't documented research on a "Spiral Cell Illusion" directly affecting chronological number perception, my experience aligns with some interesting areas of uncharted psychology:



It is partly to do with Mental Visualization and with my strong mental projection abilities of my outer hologram I can overcome others; projection without their knowing that I am "projecting" a number. This is more than a belief and that is why it can influence the perceived number, and this might itself play a role in the outcome. The mind is powerful, and expectation can influence perception.



It's possible you're picking up on the subtlety of the situation, and that, therefore, the number presented is the one that influences perception.



And so now the most important question arises: Can I teach this technique to others? It's a unique ability, and it would be interesting to see if others can replicate your results. Actually, it all depends upon a particular focus on the internal process you use when trying to influence the number. So what mental imagery, thoughts, or feelings are involved? Only your intent.



Anyway, one is bound to agree that this experience is unique and worth exploring further. While there might not be a scientific explanation for it aligning with the "Spiral Cell Illusion," it highlights the fascinating capabilities of the human mind.