I would really like to explore this concept for it intrigues me greatly:
We are fractals of information bound by nuclear fusion into developing forms. As such, there is a conservation of memory that takes place when things are 'idle,' or running in the background. Your examination of those things awakens them from their hibernation as they quietly run in the background.
We've all experienced desires we hold come true, sometimes through hard work, but other times through effortless presence. On the flip side, we've all experienced desires we long for with great passion refuse to blossom and they never become part of our reality.
What is the difference between the two? What is happening in the background that allows some things to enter our reality, while holding other's back? you mention that examining (aka revisiting?) these thoughts awaken them from hibernation...is that the difference? things we want with passion are disrupted from their hibernation with great frequency so they never mature into our reality, while those left alone can grow and become present, sometimes effortlessly?
ThrowawayDJer commented on Opening up our minds: turning thoughts into reality reddit
I would really like to explore this concept for it intrigues me greatly:
We've all experienced desires we hold come true, sometimes through hard work, but other times through effortless presence. On the flip side, we've all experienced desires we long for with great passion refuse to blossom and they never become part of our reality.
What is the difference between the two? What is happening in the background that allows some things to enter our reality, while holding other's back? you mention that examining (aka revisiting?) these thoughts awaken them from hibernation...is that the difference? things we want with passion are disrupted from their hibernation with great frequency so they never mature into our reality, while those left alone can grow and become present, sometimes effortlessly?