The main thing I miss being on medication is that I could see and physically feel music before.
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Wow. That’s pretty cool. But it’s better to be sane unfortunately
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Beautiful music, especially certain classical pieces, really make my imagination run wild. I cant help but invision scenarios and stories in my mind when i listen to it. Doesnt even feel like im intentionally imagining them. Its like they come to me of thier own accord. Love it.
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When i close my eyes I can see music
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Very true lol
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Once I hallucinated the blue sound of a horn
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I’ve never seen music but I get goosebumps to certain songs. Google says it’s called “frisson”
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i cant see music, but when i think about making music i can visualize the program as if its in front of me even when im not on the pc… like i can plan out things i want to do when i get ideas and im sleeping for example.
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No. I could barely play most tunes even when I could read it. Let alone see it. “Seeing music” reminds me of one of the super powers a deaf lady had on the old show “Heroes”, though.
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Oo cool! I never saw colors, they were all translucent vine patterns
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When I was just diagnosed in 2003 I painted to classical music. I can also relate to getting goosebumps with certain songs, like Streets of Philadelphia by Bruce Springsteen. Love that song!
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I think Mozart could see music
I have never heard about Mozart.
Painter Kandinsky could see sounds and hear colours
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Mozart was born in Salzburg ages ago. He is a classical composer
Lol I mean I have never heard that about mozart
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I don’t see music, but sometimes when I really love a song my heart feels light/full of joy
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