Creating "Eye Consciousness Theory" 2.0

I have a new idea about how to use this! If you haven't read my post on the basics of this, I would recommend doing so. I tried this idea on myself and it worked within about 5 seconds.

The new idea is to have people use their eye position to where they think it would be while experiencing a specific positive emotion, such as joy. Then they bring up something they would like to work through while keeping their eye position in the desired state (joy or hope). This synthesizes the information about emotions holding energetic states mentioned in Joy Theory and tries to use those energy states to process emotion faster with the increased energy output. Theoretically, this should enable people to process through things faster by using their eyes, the body's most sensitive instrument, to physically bring about desired emotional states of high frequency, which enables the higher frequency to dissipate the lower frequency emotion or re-patterns cellular functioning as cells emit frequencies, with trauma being cells stuck in a low frequency state (unhealthy = lower frequency). High frequency states scientifically are absorbed faster (there are just more cycles per second, hence more energy per second), which supports this idea.

Doing this allowed me to release something in 5 seconds, although that 5 seconds was pretty uncomfortable. Others may be faster or slower, but I would guess slower as that seems abnormally fast (but hopefully it's not)!

The only problem that I foresee is people not being able to find an eye position that activates the desired state. The eye has a range of 120-220 degrees horizontally and 120-135 degrees vertically. The eye can detect up to a .1 degree change in movement meaning that for every degree of the eye field, there are 10 variations of position that they body would be able to recognize. If we take the vertical range (120) and half it (eyelids close to the same degree together) and then multiply by 10, this makes 600 possible eye arrangements (or so). In addition to that, the eye is able to move focus slightly in a horizontal direction (or so it seems to me) which I'm not sure would or would not create an impact, but could exponentially impact possibilities were that to be true. The amount of combinations could be a bit of a challenge here but I'm hopeful.

Time to start testing!

**Update: Nope! I've decided almost immediately while testing it that although this has potential, 600 possible states is way too much and people have a hard time even maintaining their eyes in a specific position. I'm gonna put this theory to bed for now.