Reading through this book initiated thoughts about my house as a place where I unconsciously live. I was magically transported to my college hostel where I have stayed with people who turned out to be my lifelong friends. This place holds numerous memories of my college freshman years that brings out a feeling of eureka and a desire to return to such experiences. I generated a vivid memory of lying in bed in a dark, warm room while hearing the horning of cars in the nearby deep in the night. In such a night, we would hold conversations and speak about our future that lied ahead of us.
Particularly, I loved the connection between home and the safety of dreaming when reading this text. My mind was drawn to the different areas within the hostel room, picturing its design and how it generates and shaped my memories. Some items such as the wardrobe, pictures and window direction are part of my college memories that have shaped my life even today. I think the hostel allowed one to daydream by creating a comfortable place for someone to think and dream about the future. This was a peaceful place, where I could lie and relax and dream of my future life.
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I sometimes daydream when at home whenever my mind starts wandering and drifting away. Most of my daydreaming involves a connection between my past and future life, including where I want to be in the next few years. Most times daydreaming happens when I start thinking about who I wanted to be while starting that career journey in college. Sometimes I the daydreaming touches things that happened earlier in my life, including the fun times I have heard. The mind is truly a happy place to generate all the sweet memories.
In essence, this book left me conscious of my mind as well as the movement of my mind. While reading it, I envisaged it back to the dreamscapes of my memories that are yet to fade from my mind. The book inspired a remarkable heartfelt memory of an 18-year old unawakened soul searching for a career. It is through this memory that I see the veracity of my teen dream, which is still alive.
