So I started to think about all the things that I did when I was a kid and then became an adult and wonder, why don't I do those things anymore? Why don't I go outside and just release my energy, run a little bit, or get on swings or do all the things I did when I was a kid? Why do those things stop as we get older? Why don't we do them? Because they brought us joy as a child
This has been a journey for me in trying to erase societal's ideas of what it means to be an adult and instead embrace what it means to be human, at least to me. And to me, that entire spectrum of existence includes my childlikeness childishness and my adultishness, or however you want to look at these things. And so the things that are frowned upon as adults, I'm trying to reincorporate some of them anyway. And that looks like for me, exercising and playing with my imagination
Annalyzed Perspectives
@AnnaT · 1:17
But what did come to mind is the one thing that I still do indulge in as an adult that I loved as kid and I have no shame in it, which is watching cartoons. I love cartoons. Old school, nostalgic cartoons from when I was growing up, whether it's Doug or when my mom was growing up, like the Flintstones and the Jetsons. I in my relaxation decompressing Saturday, early Saturday morning time spend it watching cartoons
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Tasha Russell
@tashr03 · 0:52
It's. Thank you for your reply. You had mentioned something about imagination and manifestation. I think that maybe I was leaning toward that and I didn't say it in my initial swell. But yes, I played the prosperity game where you have to imagine having a certain amount of money and you spend it and it helps you to in the mindset of being abundant and prosperous. And also, like, visualization when it comes to manifestation is important
This is something I hadn't even thought of. I didn't know there was such a thing called the Prosperity Game and Manifestation. It hadn't even crossed my mind. Those are great points