Arroe Unplugged Page One Thousand Eight Hundred Ninety Seven The Daily Mess

0:00Creativity is an addiction. Unplugged because we will always say yes to creativity. Totally uncut because we all make mistakes. So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged. We've all been there in a moment so much can happen. Being in a moment can sometimes be hard to face as well as erase. A moment in your presence. What would the average person say about that moment? Is it a lot to take in? Would anyone know or relate with your moment? Our present day moments as a nation and as a global people. Will those creating their own moments 10 to 25 years from now be affected by the moments that shaped our place in the right now? My father always said, I'll deal with you in a moment. That didn't say five or 10 minutes, but it clearly said something of a moment was about to go down. It's difficult to write about a moment because on the other side of sharing is receiving. And who knows what the real interpretation is going to be? This was only a moment. Hey, it's arrow.

1:00This is the Daily Mass, a chronological walk through an everyday world. I am a daily writer. I am a silent wolf. I sit beneath the brush of a tree and I observe life. I study it. I listen to it. And then we talk about it. That's what it's all about. This is the Daily Mass. No matter how much I read about dreams feeling so real, I'm still unable to locate why they feel so real. Only to keep hearing about the rational part of our brains, switching on only when wakefulness is taking place. Stress and anxiety are the key factors in why we dream the way that we do. But it's what it's about and what it tends to do that stuns each and every one of us. We're put in places that we've never been to before in front of people that we've never met. And yet experts say, oh yes, you have met them because your brain can't design new shapes. These are people that you've met along the way, the faces and the actions and the reactions. There are so many articles today

2:01that speak of people taking too much melatonin. Is it because people are afraid of their dreams? Maybe can't get back to sleep because they're questioning the last dream? It can't be explained. Is it because we're trying to escape a world where the pressure is too real to feel? We can escape a dream, but you can't escape reality. What are the full details of what you are dreaming? Keep a journal, listen to the journal. The hardest thing about dreaming, the only thing that we remember is usually the final scene. Where was the middle? What took place to this moment in the presence of what was right now? In a dream, does right now even exist? I'm Arrow and that's the Daily Mass.