Daydreaming

A daydream is a form of consciousness that involves a low level of conscious activity. Daydreaming generally comprises a fantasy while awake. Often, the daydream takes the form of a train of thought, leading the daydreamer away from being aware of his or her immediate surroundings, and concentrating more and more on these new directions of thought. Often when recalling daydreams, people say they were not conscious of what was going on around them. For instance, they cannot remember what they were looking at, if anything, while they were daydreaming or they cannot remember who was saying what and what they were saying. (see daydream in wikipedia)

Raise your hand if you don’t daydream. Aaaah liar ;)
I’m sure that almost everyone does it from time to time. I say it’s good to mentally disappear for some minutes, it helps to concentrate on ourselves, think about what we desire, imagine how it will be. But it has to help you moving forward to reach yours goals and your dreams. It can be tempting to daydream all the time, escape from reality. Nan, wrong. It can be cool while your in the daydream state-of-mind, but once you come back to reality, it’s even worst if you stayed too long.
Maybe daydreams help you develop your imagination too. So I guess it’s not too bad. ;)

2 comments August 16th, 2006