All,
Interesting thread, and person3, nice response. I actually believe very much in what person3 says here - mostly, that if you have constant daydreams or visualizations or imaginings about certain things, it's best to explore them.
Growing up I daydreamed a lot, and one of the things I daydreamed about was being up on stage, playing a guitar. Well, doing it makes me feel very good and appeases a side of me. The act of doing it can become somehwat obsessive - and I really enjoy performance and, well, I do it....but I had to meet that daydream head on to accomplish that side of me.
I think, in the least analytical sense, it boils down to this: If you're daydreaming about it, or visualizing/imagining it, then it's a strong enough part of your awareness that it something worth exploring/fixing/facing.
This thread could get very, very deep, potentially - but I think it all boils down to this: unfinished business.
Interesting thread, and person3, nice response. I actually believe very much in what person3 says here - mostly, that if you have constant daydreams or visualizations or imaginings about certain things, it's best to explore them.
Growing up I daydreamed a lot, and one of the things I daydreamed about was being up on stage, playing a guitar. Well, doing it makes me feel very good and appeases a side of me. The act of doing it can become somehwat obsessive - and I really enjoy performance and, well, I do it....but I had to meet that daydream head on to accomplish that side of me.
I think, in the least analytical sense, it boils down to this: If you're daydreaming about it, or visualizing/imagining it, then it's a strong enough part of your awareness that it something worth exploring/fixing/facing.
This thread could get very, very deep, potentially - but I think it all boils down to this: unfinished business.
