Jocelyn GibbMuddled minds read him, and found themselves moving with delight in a world of clarity.
About This Quote
We all have a constant stream of ideas going through our minds. Unfortunately, some of these ideas are nonsensical and come from the depths of our subconscious minds. It may be that they are either too trivial or too bizarre to allow us to think about them in a meaningful manner. Some, however, are useful.
They may be helpful in articulating how we feel or to give us a positive outlook on life. These thoughts are important because they help us carry out our day-to-day lives with clarity and focus. They allow us to accomplish things that we want to do and help us enjoy the things that we do.
When these thoughts aren’t coming through clearly, it can be hard for us to get things done on time or even on purpose. The idea of reading your mind is not so farfetched after all.
Source: Light On C. S. Lewis
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