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What are your escape zones?

What are the things you do or the places you go to get out of your own head?

For some, it’s meditation. For others, it’s attending church, playing video games, going for a long run, or studying at the cafe.

In the search of that third place, whether it be in reality, in your daydreams, or online, the environment must offer an escape zone from everydayness.

It’s not so much that the present is too difficult to bear—there’s no avoiding one’s senses—it’s the urge to disconnect from robotic guidance. Humans do not run on algorithms.

The mind wants to explore the variables, venture into parts unknown. Real living is the effort of getting unstuck.


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5 responses

  1. sullivanspin Avatar

    This is also a very good option.

  2. sullivanspin Avatar

    I agree with the reading option. 🙂

  3. myenchantingfloridalife Avatar

    Taking walks in beautiful, serene places and talking to God:)

  4. Wells Baum Avatar
    Wells Baum

    As Ray Bradbury said: Reading creates a ‘theater inside your head’ https://wellsbaum.blog/ray-bradbury-reading-creates-a-theater-inside-your-head/

  5. heroineofherstory Avatar

    I like to read. It’s a decent escape.

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