Your visual processing isn't a camera recording reality—it's an active reconstruction by billions of neurons.
Located in the occipital lobe at the back of your brain, V1 contains millions of neurons arranged in cortical columns.
Beyond V1, visual information splits into two major pathways (the two-streams hypothesis): Ventral Stream ("What" pathway): Processes object recognition and form.
During Yantra Darśana and Nāda Yoga meditation, the default mode network (DMN) decreases activity, reducing self-referential chatter.
Discover how your brain's visual processing center becomes a canvas for inner experience, unlocking the neuroscience of visualization and sacred geometry meditation.