The retina is the
layer of light-sensitive found in the inner back of the eye and acts like the
film in a camera: images pass through the lens of the eye and are focused on
the retina.
The retina then converts these images into electrical signals and
sends them via the optic nerve to the brain.
The retina is normally red due to
its rich blood supply.
Retinal detachment:
Intense Conflict, visual image of stress. Example: The child falls off before
our eyes.
The adult feels horror at such image, but the view is protected.
The retina prints...
"I do not want to print what I have seen” "Feeling of having seen
something terrible”
A small child who does not have this protection mechanism,
remains fascinated by the horrible things he/she sees.
When we are struck, the
child prints the image on his/her retina.
Later, with all his/her stress
concentrated in vision, he/she will suffer a retinal detachment.
Fear that comes from
behind. What can fall on me? "The danger is coming from behind”
Macular retinopathy: This is the alteration of the capillaries of the macula (the central
retina).
Stop seeing a person
or thing irreversibly.
"Seeing a family
member die".
Retinitis pigmentosa: Too much pigment in the retina. Melanin accumulates in the back of the
eye. It is the visual equivalent of melanoma: vision of horror, ugly, nasty,
with stain vision. "I've
seen my father/mother with another".
Image: marthadebayle.com
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