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I can't remember my face or identify it very well...but I can do that with people, I know exactly what people look like but I don't know what I look like...I only know myself when I look in the mirror..If I try to imagine my face I can't.
 
You could suffer from prosopagnosia, i.e. face blindness. Face blindness typically affects recognizing others, but some individuals might have a specific subtype or related condition affecting self-face recognition. Alternatively, damage or differences in specific brain regions (like the temporal or parietal lobes) may selectively impair self-image memory. You should consult your medical doctor for a proper evaluation and confirmation regarding this, if you believe this to be the case.

The brain processes self-recognition differently from how it processes the recognition of others. For example, the fusiform face area (FFA) in the brain and right hemisphere regions are involved in facial recognition, the right inferior parietal cortex and prefrontal cortex are more active during self-recognition. A disruption in these specific circuits might explain why self-recognition is harder for you. This can be healed over time by connecting both hemispheres of the brain through the Sun/Moon Meditation and working with your upper chakras. Additional workings can be done to further rectify this. You could do Valefor's ritual and ask him for guidance.

On another note, you may simply suffer from a condition called aphantasia. Aphantasia is a condition where people cannot form mental images in their mind's eye. If you have difficulty visualizing anything, not just your own face, then it could be an indicator of this particular condition. Some people with aphantasia report being able to recognize others but find it hard to recall or visualize their own appearance without a mirror. Aphantasia can also be fixed through consistent work upon the soul and mind. Through Yoga, for example, you will expand your mind and open up your Nadis, which is very helpful in this case.

Consistency in spiritual practice is the key to addressing the issues mentioned above. Yoga, particularly the Eight-Fold Path, is highly effective for this. Since the nervous system is delicate, it's important not to overdo power breaths, but through consistent work, you will gradually build and adjust. This will enhance your bio-electricity, strengthen your body’s healing abilities, and ultimately help resolve these challenges.
 
You could suffer from prosopagnosia, i.e. face blindness. Face blindness typically affects recognizing others, but some individuals might have a specific subtype or related condition affecting self-face recognition. Alternatively, damage or differences in specific brain regions (like the temporal or parietal lobes) may selectively impair self-image memory. You should consult your medical doctor for a proper evaluation and confirmation regarding this, if you believe this to be the case.

The brain processes self-recognition differently from how it processes the recognition of others. For example, the fusiform face area (FFA) in the brain and right hemisphere regions are involved in facial recognition, the right inferior parietal cortex and prefrontal cortex are more active during self-recognition. A disruption in these specific circuits might explain why self-recognition is harder for you. This can be healed over time by connecting both hemispheres of the brain through the Sun/Moon Meditation and working with your upper chakras. Additional workings can be done to further rectify this. You could do Valefor's ritual and ask him for guidance.

On another note, you may simply suffer from a condition called aphantasia. Aphantasia is a condition where people cannot form mental images in their mind's eye. If you have difficulty visualizing anything, not just your own face, then it could be an indicator of this particular condition. Some people with aphantasia report being able to recognize others but find it hard to recall or visualize their own appearance without a mirror. Aphantasia can also be fixed through consistent work upon the soul and mind. Through Yoga, for example, you will expand your mind and open up your Nadis, which is very helpful in this case.

Consistency in spiritual practice is the key to addressing the issues mentioned above. Yoga, particularly the Eight-Fold Path, is highly effective for this. Since the nervous system is delicate, it's important not to overdo power breaths, but through consistent work, you will gradually build and adjust. This will enhance your bio-electricity, strengthen your body’s healing abilities, and ultimately help resolve these challenges.
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Dark Pagan666, this was a well-thought out and well-supported response. The possible remedies you outlined, provided enough options that are fully in line with our beliefs and practices. This was also done using appropriate terminology and verbiage. Very impressive response!!!

To the anonymous petitioner: I believe you have been given the best response. I can't even imagine how traumatizing it would be not to know or visualize my own face. Try to follow some of the recommendations set forth by DarkPagan666. And don't forget to ask the Gods for help. May you be blessed with improvement in this challenging facet of your life!

Hail Satanas!!!
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Satan

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