The CEV practitioner is wearing a blindfold, and a piece of cloth is put on their head to cover it completely. What happens?
Does the person see the cloth or through the cloth? Can the CEV practitioner choose what to see through?
The generalized version of this question would be: If an object is hidden from sight by another object, can a CEV practitioner choose to see through a particular masking object to observe the hidden object at will?
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Ok interesting, thanks
If I am focusing on objects in front of me while blindfolded, I can see the material of the blindfold. Like if I nudge the blindfold I’ll see something mive back and forth. While blindfolded, I have also worn a hooded jacket backwards to put the hood over my face. I can sense the extra layer moving around. The extra layer causes a little interference but it’s not a deal breaker. If you want to put on extra layers, it is a bit preferable that the layers be attached to your head so that there is no movement relative to the head. If the extra layer(s) is loose, there is a bit more interference.
Check out pp. 147-148 of this document:
https://pdfcoffee.com/download/grinberg-zylberbaum-1983-extraocular-vision-pdf-free.html