It’s O.K. to lose yourself in wanderings. It’s O.K. to let yourself dream. There’s a purpose to such drifting, such imaginative traversing of the mind.
You are, in your dreaming, able to envision some things about life with a clarity and luminescence that escapes the ordinary eye. You can, in your dreaming, imagine the potential of things and discover “what may be.”
It’s important to remember this beauty because it can guide your decisions in the real world. You are able, if you try, to mesh together these points of view: your dreamy visions with your apprehension of the physical world as it unfolds before you in real time.
It isn’t easy, but it’s within the bounds of possibility – and to achieve such a fusion (of thoughts, of ideals, of visions) is an admirable and awesome thing.
It is, in effect, a way of infusing the reality of this world with a magical sense of aspiration, of striving for more. You can, if you are diligent in the practice of such skills, achieve a way of living that is at once wholly ordinary and wholly extraordinary – and full of the wonder that leads to GOD.