a guide to daydreaming: 5 ways to turn daydreams into reality
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We’re told, “Stop gazing out the window. Stop daydreaming; it’s a big waste of time.” And yet, the fact of the matter is that your world, and everything you experience in your world, is an out-picturing of inner pictures. Constructive daydreams are the instrument by which you create your world. Go ahead: Gaze out the window, daydream about the future. Successful achievements begin with inner visions that you create while in the shower or stuck in traffic. However, you can’t stop there! You must repeat those visions over time until they are very clear in your mind. The clearer the picture, the more real it feels. Felt visions become the initial substance that causes changes in your life -- not figuratively, but actually. A daydream that you can feel, although it starts out as fantasy, will harden into fact. But, when there’s doubt, you live without, because the vision is fuzzy and your feelings are nebulous. Below, find a recipe for turning daydreams into future facts.TRANSCRIPT
Take responsibility for your daydreams
Step 1: Hold yourself accountable for how you use your conscious mind. Remain awake to the fantasies and visions that you conjure up to entertain yourself. Say to yourself, “I control my daydreams for a purpose.”
Repeat the vision several times
Step 2: Make it a point to repeat the vision that you create in your mind; deliberately recreate it several times. With each recreation, say to yourself, “That’s the vision I intend to impress on my subconscious.” You’ll know when the impression is made – you’ll feel the rightness of it.
Reinforce the feeling of rightness
Step 3: Reinforce the fact that your vision is right by listing three outcomes its physical counterpart will bring you. Say, “YES,” in an enthusiastic voice with each outcome. Next, decree like a ruling emperor, “My felt visions empower me to determine my future.”
Declare it is done
Step 4: This is a vital step. Imagine floating into the future, turning around and looking back at the vision like it’s part of your past reality. Say to yourself, “It is done. My vision has come to fruition.” Now take a moment to feel as though it is already so. Your fidelity to the feeling that it has already happened, gives you the faith you need to make it happen.
Rejoice in what you’ve done
Step 5: It’s time to celebrate. Say to yourself, “Look at what I’ve done. Wow, that was fun. I recognize that my power to create my future comes with my ability to daydream purposefully.” Now go about your day, knowing that you will feel compelled to act in an intelligent way that supports the manifestation of your daydream.
One last thing: Daydream with playful curiosity
Albert Einstein began his theory of relativity while daydreaming about running beside a sunbeam to the edge of the universe. If daydreaming is good enough for Einstein its good enough for me! Turns out the proverbial absent minded professor isn’t so absent minded.
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