I talked in my previous post about how it is good to be open to be able to go far with our imagination.
It is interesting to observe the opposite. You can have imagination, but if it is locked, who does it serve? It’s like the inventor who has very good ideas but doesn’t do anything with them. They remain in nothingness. This leads me to think about those who cannot express their feelings. It can be painful to have so many things inside and not be able or know how to use them. The wall they feel is more powerful than their own will.
If you find yourself in any of these situations, check to see how your mental body is doing. Maybe you think it’s okay and that you have everything under control. You may feel like it is, but from the outside a distant and incomprehensible wall can be felt, difficult to understand for those around you. I don’t know what questions you might ask, but if you turn them around to see them from another angle, what you see may surprise you. A little self-investigation is healthy and unties many knots loaded with confusion for the researcher and for those around them.
I am the force of life and so are you.
