From my perspective the brain is a simple unit.
Imagining pushing energy, or drawing lines in certain directions returns me certain results
From my perspective:
is pretty much how the brain functions.
The way I choose to think is to take words that feel like a certain emotion I'm feeling, then drag them to the back of my head, and shake them while pulsing my skull, so I can believe the brain is working with this word. My roots in the back of my head start to light up for the ones that are associated with the word. Then I pretend like those are just cones which are on a board, then I pull from the board while holding onto where the cones are, until I can pull far enough back, and then dig down, pull up a soft spot, something like a plateau or a spacing, then I evaluate from there by shaking the energy from the position to the board. Then I see behind it appear another board with cones on it, I link the cones to my person that I had pulled back with. Then I push my thought up from the base of my brain, up to the top of my brain, then forward, then I sit on that angle long enough to see what I've thought.
Another way I've noticed to help my thought is by pointing my toes down when I want to go deeper, and pointing them up when I want to get less deep.
I like to think of the words that are heard as physical words that are concrete in reality. Then I invented a technique to get this word to the back-left of my head. I like to think of energy going back and forth in the front top of my head. I find that imagining a curved line slicing into a human makes me feel different. It seems that the sides make me feel like them. The top down makes me feel a bit stronger. The down up I imagine makes me go to where another person is thinking. When I get to a hard period of thought, I like to imagine a drill drilling into the front of my head to help me think.
Holding a word in the upper right front part of your brain, and seeing how big it is seems to be an indication to how appreciated that word could be
I've noticed that my pointer finger is think, my middle finger is continue/repeat, my ring finger is experience, and my pinky is my body. It seems like I can wiggle them just right to control myself