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these visual fixation they're not even experiments you can literally just place a visual Target on the wall you know one to three feet away force yourself to stare at that visual Focus point and then move into your work and you'll notice that your mind will flit away from whatever it is you're trying to focus on but with some training you can build up an enhanced capacity to focus
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even a short period of time of learning to entrain one's focus on a fixation point this would be the Virgin side movement this is the Cuttlefish ready to eat or mate not the Cuttlefish swimming around looking for potential predators in panoramic mode doing that for a short period of time of even a minute or 3 minutes can allow one to bring online the neural circuits that allow for enhanced focus in the subsequent 10 to 20 minutes
if you prefer you can do this Eyes Open by focusing on a visual Target either a foot or two feet or 3 ft away whatever distance is comfortable for you allowing yourself to Blink as needed but forcing yourself to focus on that visual Target for say 1 to 3 minutes maybe even 3 to 5 minutes maybe even 10 minutes