When you are not dealing with something, or concentrating on some task
or need, when your mind is just allowed to wander where does it go? Are
you thinking peaceful thoughts, does strife fill your head, or something
else? Are you the hero in some scenario, an avenger of wrong,
something more flesh centric? Do you think whatever it is that you spend
most of your time thinking about causes you to act or treat others or
situations the way you do?

Originally posted by @kellyjay
When you are not dealing with something, or concentrating on some task
or need, when your mind is just allowed to wander where does it go? Are
you thinking peaceful thoughts, does strife fill your head, or something
else? Are you the hero in some scenario, an avenger of wrong,
something more flesh centric? Do you think whatever it is that you spend
most of your time thinking about causes you to act or treat others or
situations the way you do?

Originally posted by @kellyjay
When you are not dealing with something, or concentrating on some task
or need, when your mind is just allowed to wander where does it go? Are
you thinking peaceful thoughts, does strife fill your head, or something
else? Are you the hero in some scenario, an avenger of wrong,
something more flesh centric? Do you think whatever it is that you spend
most of your time thinking about causes you to act or treat others or
situations the way you do?

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
I always have an ongoing story in my head. (Usually with me as the hero). I come back to it where I last left off. Been doing that for as long as I can remember. Escapism I guess, not that I want to escape from my life or anything. (The only time i don't do this is when I haven't been sleeping). I usually have some kind of super power, the ability to heal most prevalent.

Originally posted by @josephw
How interesting. I do much the same thing. I see myself being capable of far greater ability than humanly possible.

Years ago I'd put myself to sleep imagining a device with perpetual motion. I always fell asleep before finishing the project. About two minutes.

I never role play in my head.

I think about topics, like the idea of chromosomes as evidence of God using male dna to create female. Perhaps thinking of a more clear way to explain things like how to view reduced rational equations so students better understand.

Originally posted by @kellyjay
The same with me always the hero. I heard a pastor talking about our thoughts how they always seem to center around us with us being just that. Made me ask!

Originally posted by @eladar
I never role play in my head.

I think about topics, like the idea of chromosomes as evidence of God using male dna to create female. Perhaps thinking of a more clear way to explain things like how to view reduced rational equations so students better understand.

Originally posted by @kellyjay
When you are not dealing with something, or concentrating on some task
or need, when your mind is just allowed to wander where does it go? Are
you thinking peaceful thoughts, does strife fill your head, or something
else? Are you the hero in some scenario, an avenger of wrong,
something more flesh centric? Do you think whatever it is that you spend
most of your time thinking about causes you to act or treat others or
situations the way you do?

Originally posted by @kellyjay
When you are not dealing with something, or concentrating on some task
or need, when your mind is just allowed to wander where does it go? Are
you thinking peaceful thoughts, does strife fill your head, or something
else? Are you the hero in some scenario, an avenger of wrong,
something more flesh centric? Do you think whatever it is that you spend
most of your time thinking about causes you to act or treat others or
situations the way you do?

Originally posted by @apathist
I've decided to believe in karma, because otherwise I'd have to make things right and just on my own.

Originally posted by @kellyjay
Interesting, that makes it sound like karma is a lazy way out of doing what you know you should do?

Originally posted by @apathist
You mean belief in karma. And yes. If 'lazy' means I don't go around punishing and killing those who deserve such.

And who doesn't?

Originally posted by @kellyjay
I was looking at it from the way, you like karma, so you don't have to go around
repenting and making things right in the here and now. Reason being, you will get them the next time around no big deal. Sort of like those that do not give to the poor, because they think the government will take care of them no big deal.

I'm more of a believer in forgive no ...[text shortened]... for the good I do to them. It should be pure, and if I give it should be done with a cheerful heart.

Originally posted by @josephw
I agree, and when I awake in the morning I remind myself that Jesus is Lord and that "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me".

Otherwise I'm helpless.