Astronaut in space |
Writing a
daily journal keeps you ‘in the moment’ and distracts you from what’s happening
around you. If you use the opportunity to write yourself into a preferred
‘reality’ by referring to yourself in the third person, you can escape into
this make-believe world for a while. The distance you gain from daily troubles
will reduce your anxiety. Also, by inserting yourself into a story of the life you
want, you gain an insight into your dreams and create positive manifestation.
By writing of the life you would like, you can bring about the changes
to achieve it in the real world.
A beautiful garden and a gate leading somewhere... |
Use positive quotes, clippings and photographs to assist you and enjoy the chance to ‘escape’ to anywhere in the world (or indeed the universe!). Make it as real or fantastical as you like, from wanting a change in home or career to a total lifestyle change such as becoming a millionaire or flying a rocket to Mars. Don’t plan it. Write it as it comes, off-the-cuff as it were. This way your subconscious will creep through and you may be surprised by what you create. If you are fortunate, you may gain insight into what makes you happy. You could unlock changes you can implement into your ‘real’ life.
Handwriting with pen on paper |
While many
of us prefer technology and our smartphones, this technique is best done with
pen and paper. This method connects more closely to our subconscious through
muscle memory and is more immersive.*
Grab a pen
and explore!
- If you could travel anywhere, where would you go?
- If you could be anything, what would it be?
*Mental Health Disclaimer – if
you are under any medication and/or guidance for mental health issues, for safeguarding
purposes please consult your GP or psychologist before trying this immersive
diary technique.
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