The Origin of Thinking in Images

For much of my life, I was trying to understand why thoughts, memories, and emotions could feel more real than reality itself.

The same questions I was asking about my own experience began appearing again and again in the people I worked with.

People were often reacting not only to what was happening in the present, but to internal images shaped by emotional memory.

Over time, those images seemed to organize how they experienced themselves, other people, and the world around them.

The work behind Thinking in Images emerged from years of observing those patterns and exploring what happens when they become visible.

When that recognition occurs, experiences that once felt overwhelming often begin to loosen naturally.