Some people hear loud bangs in very light sleep.
It depends if you are visual, audible or kinesthetic dominant.
If you often use phrases that involve audio over vision...i.e. I'll talk to you later versus I'll see you later.
or
I hear what you are saying vs I see what you are saying
If you often use the audible form, you may be audibly dominant. Which means you may hear loud impulses just as you cross into light sleep. Which can be in the middle of the night.
Visual people see bright flashes or lots of phosphene effects.
Kinesthetics will have strange smells, tastes and emotions.
Quoting: --Voltaic-- I'm definitely more visual than audible. I'm an artist (sort of:), and just very visually oriented.
My husband is more audible, and he heard the knocking about a year ago. I just don't know, but it was very strange.
Sort of? Your an artist 100% if you think you are one.
You can be an artist and still be audibly dominant. It just means how you filter data through your conscious mind.
Most people are Visual > Audible > Kinesthetic (VAK for short)
Meaning, if you are given a story with three details, you will not fully understand it until it is processed in order. Which means a video cue for a person who is video dominant.
ie- I saw the fire, heard the crackling and felt the heat on my skin. (VAK)
ie- I felt the heat on my skin, heard the crackling and I saw the fire.
Which one was confusing until the end?
Because your mind doesn't want to understand sounds until it gets a visual cue to follow up with. In such circumstances, the listener needs to remember the details then dump it if out of order. Which often causes confusion.
But if the conversation follows the person order, they get it as it is told to them. They follow the conversation well and understand very well.
Neat ehh?
Order from most common to least common.
VAK
VKA
AVK
AKV
KVA
KAV
