TGIF: Which way is she turning for you — clockwise or counter-clockwise ?
Stare at the picture on the right for few seconds and mark down the spinning direction
(don’t forget to get your dirty mind out of that gutter, while you are staring!)
- If you think she’s going clockwise, you’re right-brain dominant (imaginative, philosophical, touchy-feely, impetuous)
- If you see her going counter-clockwise, you’re left-brain dominant (logical, practical, detail-oriented, safe).
If you are able see her going in both directions, then you still have your dirty mind in the gutter while you are are watching this! 
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In fact, after focussing on her feet for a while, I can change the way my mind sees her. First she’s turning clockwise, and then I say “now she’s changing direction” and I change perspective, than I see her going counter-clockwise. That means I have mind-control, does it?! Well my OWN mind at least!
I’m quite sure I remember this being posted earlier, but it must have got lost in some site problem earlier since I can’t find it anymore.
Very cool!
“In fact, after focussing on her feet for a while, I can change the way my mind sees her. First she’s turning clockwise, and then I say “now she’s changing direction” and I change perspective, than I see her going counter-clockwise. That means I have mind-control, does it?! Well my OWN mind at least!”
I get same thing. When i read the news she turns clockwise and when i want to write a comment, she change direction
we’re fantastic …
I guess we are!
SolSie, can you also see her spin in both directions?
The first time I saw this picture some months ago my girlfriend was here with me and we’ve been busy with this image for 10 minutes before we saw it, but after that it got a lot easier!
I first saw counter clockwise, then as I read the rest of the article, she seemed to change to clockwise. I can see her change while not looking directly at her. THen she stays in the same direction when I look directly at her.
Wonder what that means?