 Originally Posted by nobodycares
Ignorant? All the zen books I've read talk about being one with the world. Appreciate the little things in life. "Wake up" to your surroundings. It's no wonder our brain symbolizes objects; it doesn't have the time or patience to sit and take everything in for what it's worth. A tree is a tree... time to let you focus on other important things.
I understand the determination it takes to lucid dream. But going around all day and questioning your reality is ridiculous.
No, you don't understand it. Not one bit. I'm not some philosophical freak that sits in the grass all "What if, like, were not real man, were just somebody's dream". I'm a university student with a job and a social life. I'm probably the last person you'd expect to be doing this kind of stuff, and there's no way you can tell me there isn't enough time. Between class, projects, studying, work and seeing friends, I myself have very little spare time to 'be one with the world' or whatever you've been reading.
I'd be more then happy to help, but stop with the ignorance. All you're doing is presenting yourself with a problem and concluding that there is no solution. That's not really too bright; you said you were a business owner. When your budget doesn't line up, do you bitch and moan that its impossible because you couldn't do it, or do you re-evaluate your decisions and think 'well if we did it this way..'
Anyways, it'd be rude of me (if I haven't been already) to not provide any alternatives. People who work hard like you go through their daily routine in a tunnel vision. Same routine everyday, same drive to work, staring at the car's bumper ahead of you spacing out. Try simple things like studying the interior of your car at red lights, study your BEDROOM right when you wake up (false awakenings?).
Also, SpaceShipOne, which I believe is one of the first passenger / tourist space ships, had a problem with reentry; more specifically, lining up the ship so it just doesn't fall to the ground. The engineer / designer had a dream where he realized that a shuttlecock would always fall in the same way, which is now the basis for the design, solving their reentry problem. Einstein's theory of relativity was also inspired by a dream where his bed was moving extremely fast down hill. A world free of any rules and laws does wonders for the creative mind.
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