Adam Cox

doesn't have to be exactly how reality is but it does provide thoughts that facilitate emotions that can lead to consideration all of which can help to figure out what you actually want not what you're supposed to do

But what you actually want to do.

And I want you to imagine.

Here inside this building are three different doors.

Enabling you to explore three different futures.

And you will observe those futures like you are.

a guardian angel observing your life, not living it the moment the door opens you will watch yourself like you're someone else sometimes it's easier, isn't it?

when you see someone else's life to think what you would do in their situation and you wonder why they don't do those things, it's so obvious

but it's only an obvious thing when you're not living that person's life so let's look at that first door and it doesn't take you outside or down a corridor, it takes you to a future a future that you observe and the first door represents the status quo

exactly the trajectory that you're already on continues so let's open that door now and the moment you walk through you're the observer and i want you to see your life carrying on what things remain the same

what things give you clues about your emotions I want you to imagine that time can speed up or slow down here in this world so maybe you can see a year and a minute or a moment that freezes in time

but I want you to see in this future on the current trajectory do you look happy?

fulfilled?

is there an enthusiasm for life?

are you smiling?

or is there fear?

is there suppression?

shrinking to be small avoidance of conflict i want you to observe observe yourself like you would someone you care deeply for observe their life go forward in time to key anniversaries

moments of celebration like a birthday or a Christmas, a Valentine's Day, a special moment, just observe what you observe, is there loyalty, is there care, affection, interest, attention,

and I want you to see time goes on one year turns to the next, turns to the next isn't that what happens when familiarity takes hold?