A frog sees... how my head feels (odd ponder)

Frogs can see above and below the water at the same time. They pay attention to two different habitats at once.

I sometimes think about how I’m paying attention to the inside and outside of my head at the same time and the point where the two meet and blur. I was looking at the pictures of Frog vision and it just hit me on a different level.

Sometimes I’m tired and I just sink deeper… under… into my head and I don’t pay attention to what is going on around me… on the surface. The door in the bottom of my mind is open and I don’t pay attention to the surface. If I do… it looks like this…
Under water looking up.

Other times, I’m where everyone else is… over water looking down.

I pay attention to the surface but it’s hard to hear when my family or sis is talking to me because what’s in my head is talking to me too.

Sometime I feel I have to choose which side of the surface I want to live on. I like the underwater side but only for a while… too much of it and I forget how to walk on land.

The more time I spend under… the harder it is to surface.

I guess I have to live at the split surface paying attention to both sides of the surface break.
I’ve been pondering… how do frogs do it and make it look so easy?

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Yeah, I often wonder how much I’m missing in my environment. I often wonder how much I’m not aware of that’s going on around me.

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thats a really good way to look at it, you have got a really good insight into your condition :thumbsup:

but why did you post it in the creative part of the forums? you would have gotten more views on the diagnosed forum i think

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I guess I posted it in the creativity section because it was just an odd coffee pondering.

I do feel like there is a bit of crossing back and forth between one reality to another…

Or dealing with both sides of that surface line at the same time.

I didn’t want to say that I’m identifying too heavily with frogs… That could have put me in the unusual beliefs section. :wink:

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I really liked this and how you described it. As usual, good ponder.

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