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What you were doing was making the previous personality very happy. Your daydream was not only your daydream but his.

[...] Many children daydream not only of being kings or queens, or given great honors, they also daydream about being tragic figures. They daydream of cruel deaths. [...]

[...] Some of this requires a great honesty on your own parts, as you try to recall some feelings and daydreams that you have tried to put away or forget or disown. [...]

[...] You have been taught not to mix, say, waking and dreaming conditions, not to daydream. You have been taught to focus all of your attention clearly, ambitiously, energetically in a particular way — so daydreaming, or mixing and matching modes of consciousness, appears passive in a derogatory fashion, or nonactive, or idle. [...]

[...] When you are finished with your daydream, then use free association to interpret it to yourself.

[...] The boy is using daydreams concerning Australia to avoid facing present problems. [...]

[...] Give himself, for now, three hours a day for writing, or for thinking about writing—daydreaming, but no brooding.

[...] A potent daydream may, in fact, appear far more real than the other daily events that surround it. [...]

[...] Daydreaming and even mild alterations of consciousness take on moral connotations. [...]

[...] In that context, dreams or daydreams are not viewed as constructive or productive.

[...] Nor in a daydream do you usually worry about returning safely to the present moment.

[...] Pretend now that he begins to daydream and falls into a reverie. [...]

[...] Encourage thoughts or daydreams that have to do with the simple enjoyment of life, and of your abilities. [...]

[...] Here, simple daydreaming represents a slight shift of awareness out of directly given sense data.

[...] In the same way, when you daydream you drift away from your home station, while still relating to it, generally speaking. [...]

[...] On a mental level and an emotional one, she used that probability in this life to enrich her own hours through daydreaming — but without, of course, any realization that those daydreams had their own reality.

[...] In ordinary life during the day consciousness often takes a recess, so to speak — it daydreams, or otherwise experiences itself as somewhat apart from the body’s reality. [...]

Trance states, daydreaming, hypnotism — these give you some hint of the various differences that can occur from the standpoint of waking consciousness. [...]

The idea of a van to Florida led Ruburt into daydreaming, though he was very frightened of the idea, but you immediately thought of the difficulties, that it would not work, and overall neither of you have applied creative, imaginative, positive thought, steadily. [...]

[...] Hitler’s daydreams became more and more grandiose, and in their light, the plight of his country seemed worsened with each day’s events. [...]

[...] Every individual has had his daydreams, and here you can see more clearly this change of focus. [...]

[...] Dreams, or even daydreams of a frightening nature, can fulfill that purpose. [...]

[...] It would seem as if all of this was dependent upon earlier events: his mother’s prior meeting with Mr. Markle years ago, when both were young; her daydreams and fantasies in later years; her own death; Mr. Markle’s old age, and his own abandonment of the home.

[...] Fairy godmothers are definitely a thing of the storyteller’s imagination, and many serious, earnest adults will tell you that daydreaming or wishing will get you nowhere.

The adventures of your simultaneous selves, again, appear as traces in your own consciousness, as ideas or daydreams or disconnected images, or sometimes even in sudden intuitions. [...]