Test your sixth sense - Skyscrapper subtle experiment

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Step 1	Focus the mind Try to concentrate your mind before beginning the experiment. 5 minutes of chanting the Name of God as per your religion or a prayer helps in concentration.
Step 2	Observe figure A When you are ready first look at figure A for 2 minutes while blocking the other figure. Observe whether you feel pleasant, distress or neutral.
Step 3	Observe figure B Then focus your attention on figure B while blocking figure A. Again observe what you feel.
Step 4	Check answer: After you have completed the experiment and have noted down your observations, please click on the toggle button ‘Show Answer’ to check your answer and the spiritual principle behind the answer. To hide the answer click on the toggle button ‘Hide Answer’

A pleasant sensation could be that of pleasant energy, cold, heat, pressure, peace, divine consciousness (chaitanya), Bliss, getting a vision of the object being read in pure, white light, etc. A distressing sensation could be that of distressing energy, cold, heat, headache, pressure, pain, difficulty in breathing, getting a vision of the object being read in dark, black tones, etc. One can also assess if one perceives these sensations in a particular part of the body or if it is a general feeling.

Answer

One feels more pleasant when looking at Figure A than Figure B

Spiritual principle behind the answer

Since the vertical box is rising high and away from the earth, it has less of earth element and thus it has more sattva subtle component which stands for purity and knowledge, hence one feels good or pleasant when looking at it. The horizontal box is closer to the earth and hence closer to the earth element and thus has more amount of Tama component, which stands for ignorance or inertia. Hence one feels comparatively distressed when looking at it.