We exist in external world contexts because we do not just exist . Wealso exist internally , where our mind could change everything else wecould see, know, percieve, believe and do.



What is good aboutthis is that you can decide how you will be. This does not mean you canbe happy all of the time just by deciding it. Being in any given statetakes a degree of will and work. You can decide to be happy and withenough courage and willingness to do it you will adapt yourself and itwill come true just as in anything else you want in life!



To beopen is to live with a sense of curiosity, where every moment is anopportunity for learning, where existing ideas, mental models andbeliefs are temporary and flexible. What others have to say is alwaysinteresting, and a good dialogue is one where you learn something newor are persuaded to think differently in some way. It can be tiringif you do too much but if you moderate yourself it can be reallyeducational and interesting. Being open does not necessarily mean neverbeing closed, but it does mean being open by default and being in thatstate for most of the time. This is like being creative, if you have anidea just put it or write it on paper so you wouldnt forget. Maybe youwould think you are not that creative? but indeed you would be andwould not know it and would be scared to share your thoughts withothers just beacause they could make fun of you? Well you'd find thatanywhere but it does not mean you should keep yourself in a shell andnot trust yourself in doing it! Being open means to be able to seethings both as they really are and also as how they could be. The worldis seen as alive, dynamic and full of opportunity.

Peoplewho are mostly open seek new experiences and conversations with peoplewho they don't even know. Their friends may be different and thecompany they frequent is likely to be others who are also open tochallenging thought.



In my opinion every person has some kindof a creative mind, some have a lot and some may not have that much..but its still imagination isn't it?