When we close our eyes, we shut down one of the major avenues for sensory input. And when we do that, there's a tendency for those perceptual spotlights to be focused more so on what happens at the level of the surface of our skin and inside of our bodies. That informs us about something very important, which is that there are actually two axes or two ends of a continuum of perception.

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