JonRappoport January 5 2014
One of the best questions a person asks himself is, “What if…?”
People do ask themselves that question all the time, but they rarely take it seriously.
They prefer to keep the answers at arm’s length. They prefer to assign someone else the task of putting answers into action.
“What if…” sets up a kind of parallel universe, in which things are quite different.
It’s no surprise that artists ask the question; then they answer it with novels and plays and paintings and films.
For the individual, the question always suggests taking a new course in life, changing the old framework. As one edges closer to initiating action, body and mind and psyche go into an anticipatory state of high energy.
“Yes, do it. This is good.”
It’s especially good because the subconscious sees new possibility, and not just along one line; it sees multiple dimensions of action—trees sprouting many branches.