The implication of this is that entoptic phenomena will be understood differently in different cultures.
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During the second phase of trance people try to make sense of the entoptic phenomena.
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Yet, there is enough commonality between the main entoptic phenomena that their physical origin is now well-understood.
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In 1988, David Lewis-Williams and T . A . Dowson published an article about phosphenes and other entoptic phenomena.
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Shamans experiencing the second phase of trance would incorporate the natural world into their entoptic phenomena, visualising honeycombs or other familiar shapes.
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The premise of the neuropsychological model is that there is a difference between cultural imagery and neurologically produced visual patterns ( known as entoptic phenomena ).
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A few of his " Entoptic Phenomena " photographs were featured in the 2007 Texas Biennial in which he was awarded the Juror s Choice Award.
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In this respect they differ slightly from the medical definition, which defines entoptic phenomena as only applying to sources within the eye, not the brain.
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Optical phenomena include those arising from the optical properties of the atmosphere; the rest of nature ( other phenomena ); of eyes ( Entoptic phenomena ).
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