Synaesthesia: molten perception

Synaesthesia means percieve with molten senses. A synaesthete experiences several senses simultanously: Seeing music or hearing tastes. Sometimes letters and numbers have specific colors. It is very common. Only those who percieve awarely can recognize their Synaesthesia. http://www.synaesthesia.com

(Music, see: http://www.myspace.com/schillermusic)

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[WholeLottaWood]

I just think everyone who thinks they have synesthesia is tripping acid. I watched another video saying acid can give you temporary synesthesia. TRIPPY BRO

[harajukugirl132]

Dude you look like Jesus :D

[theguyinthefunnyhat]

blue, green hmmm.

[amyluvsmj]

dripping sink at the beggining. light blue

[rennblautur]

omg I want that t-shirt

[jesusleftme]

the music at the beginning is powder blue and smells like makeup compacts.

[Buggy793]

Huh. I usually don't see THIS much color when I listen to that music. Violin is generally around the lighter red with a white faded outline. It's waves, like in the video, but I get the feeling it's moving forward more than this is. I love listening to a bass drum. It's generally this black hole that blocks out some of the right portion of the color and sucks it in.

[RawrgasmsAreFun]

What about when you see sounds?

I cannot hear sight, though...

[DJCelestio]

The perception part for me was freakishly accurate. I hear strings, I see waves, generally dark blue, but not like the ocean.

[mcdoop]

I am synesthetic too. Me niether i don't know how it is to not see colours in places. My synesthesia is less strong.