Daydreaming versus Action Meditation

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, " desi_is_happy "

<desi_is_happy wrote:

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> Currently I'm into the habit of seeing things as resources

> so I was thinking...I often daydream throughout the day(yeap,I know

> everybody does,but for me it's more important than for other people,I

> think).Sometimes just for the fun of it,sometimes to make life more

> bearable.It immediately makes me feel good and even a few times pulled

> me out of depressive states.But,it can be a time waster.Plus sometimes

> I feel I maybe have less of an urge to change things in my life

> because I feel self satisfied when I daydream

> So I was thinking,how would you use daydreaming to your advantage if

> you were in my shoes?

> I brainstormed a few ideas(and tried them) but I'd like to explore

> more options.And I'm curious to hear your suggestions

 

Daydreaming from the point of view of your Ideals is excellent.

 

But only if you 'do' something.

 

As EC said, " Don't be good, but be GOOD FOR SOMETHING! "

 

John La Tourrette, PhD

PS. On my " Psychic ESP CD Series " I 'daydreamed' 68 ways to advertise

the product, so it would help a lot of people take more responsibility

for their own actions (present), past actions, and their future actions.

 

I don't call it 'daydreaming' because that means 'wasting time' to me.

I do call it 'Action Meditation' because to me that means

getting 'stuff' done! Even when I do a distant healing I go into theta,

access the source of energy and then take direct action going towards

the norminalization that is desired. That takes into consideration

theta and gamma bridges of controlled awareness.