Yes, in a perfect world we could escape all responsibilities and just follow inspirational paths that lead us to surprising conclusions that are catalysts for positive change. The reality of a daily grind for maintaining our status quo does curb creativity and freedom, so we need to lock up a portion of the day to "let it go" and leave the distractions behind for an hour or two to just reflect and act on ideas rather than set them aside for an intended future application that never comes. Escapism is great when you can afford to not worry about the outcome when re-entering reality later ....... ;)
Yes, in a perfect world we could escape all responsibilities and just follow inspirational paths that lead us to surprising conclusions that are catalysts for positive change. The reality of a daily grind for maintaining our status quo does curb creativity and freedom, so we need to lock up a portion of the day to "let it go" and leave the distractions behind for an hour or two to just reflect and act on ideas rather than set them aside for an intended future application that never comes. Escapism is great when you can afford to not worry about the outcome when re-entering reality later ....... ;)
I'll bet on divinity as the agitator