Stream Thinking Delusion

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January 25, 2021

Stream thinking.  Taking what’s moving through your present place of Now and allowing yourself to fill one page.  A ten minute time limit.  Whatever drops into your thoughts, that’s the subject.  Delusion.  The dictionary defines it as a belief or impression that’s firmly maintained despite being contradicted by what’s accepted as reality or rational argument.  Delusion.  The depth of one’s thoughts and actions.  Does it serve as a free ticket to ride?  John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Were they delusional?  The greatest songwriters of all time and they took over the world.  Most creative people are looked upon as being somewhat delusional.  Not truly in touch with the realms of reality.  Too busy creating.  Does that really make them a hot spot for delusion? A church that openly invites 195 people to a praise party during a pandemic.  No masks.  Nobody standing six feet apart.  The positive? Maybe 10 to 15 followers found God.  Lives changed.  It’s easier to be forgiven then to get permission.  Isn’t that how we live our lives?  That moment though.  195 people.  No masks.  Nobody six feet apart.  Were those in charge delusional?  For a solid year we’ve read about and watched the news stories.  Covid 19 clusters are dangerous.  Who decides the rules of delusion?  Those in the decision seat, can they be delusional on what they believe? Delusion.