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| '''Term'''
| '''Inner Visual Rest'''
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| '''Definitions'''
| An experience of the relative absence of activity in image space, either in a specific location or globally. Can be experienced with eyes open or closed in several ways, including:

# detecting the absence of mental images, with eyes open or closed (You’ve developed the ability to interpret the absence of mental images as a presence of inner visual rest, like artists training to notice “negative space.”);
# looking around or through any mental image activity in image space, with eyes open or closed. (This might be described as defocusing your “inner” gaze.); or
# focusing on the Grayscale with eyes closed. (Even when mental images are present, the Grayscale may be soothing and help you detach from visual thought.)

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| '''Synonyms'''
| [[Restful See In]], [[See In Rest]], [[Inner See Rest]]
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| '''Antonyms'''
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| '''Related'''
| [[See Rest]], [[See In]], [[Clear Light of the Void]], [[Grayscale]], [[Grayscale Blank]], [[Blank Mental Screen]]
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