Of course, I have imagination is part of human behavior and behavior.
Continue reading what I think...
Imagination for me, is the mask of survival between reality and the fear of what we are
It benefits me because
Every second, in my imaginary life, is a learning and thousands of experiences.
Although life gives me lessons every second, and although many times I don't see the benefit, I cling to the idea that everything must serve for something, maybe to generate a change and give me an advantage.
But what if it's just my imagination? I believe that the benefit is in the immediate usefulness, in the silent transformation that leaves everything I think in my being.
The imagination I have doesn't always give me quick answers, but if it shapes me, it sharpens me and makes me more aware. Definitely every second lived, every moment crossed is one more rung on the ladder of our evolution. I'm not in a hurry, I don't have to justify everything.
I just have to trust that every step, even the ones that seem insignificant and inhibitory, takes me exactly where I need to be.
This weekend, in particular, inhibits my imagination...
Because everything is scrambled. Air conditioning to fix in my house, with this bad weather in my city. There the imagination makes me feel bad presenting many possible scenarios.
When my imagination tends to hurt me, presenting potential scenarios of more nefarious things than there already are, it causes me anguish.
I feel that apart from my medical problems and stress. I have additions of "love" energies that are being sent to me. I'm weak. And I don't think it's the usual (I reserve it for myself).
Rather, I believe that what is thought and sought to explain in excess lacks action and action is the only thing that can support everything that we over-think. Because it's being in limbo between what benefits me and what inhibits me. That's exhausting. So I always tell myself "one action will be enough to heal me".
Janitze 🌀
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