When I was a little kid, I used to lie on edges and look at the world upside down.
I'd lie on the floor and imagine the ceiling was the floor. I liked the strangeness of it.
Thinking about things upside down seems to be a good exercise for humans. Our brains have rooms that seldom get explored. They're good rooms, bigger inside than out. When we leave these rooms, we take something with us-- perspective.
And perspective changes our world.
Silly humans!
Have some fun.
2 comments:
That worked.
Would reading the Kybalion count as brain exercise?
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