Golden Ideas loss to the mind

@ Alexa, dont worry, I also visualize in my head before anything happens. I visualize about EVERYTHING! It can be an idea or scenery. If I have a presentation for class, I often visualize how I am going to present my material and visualize how my classmate will see my presentation in their eyes. I am indeed a visual learner because instead of just learning by reading words, you can learn by listening to the words being read while tying the connections with the videos. This is why I love watching documentaries. If all my classes was just one big documentary, then I would not procrastinate as much as I do now.

i’d like to slowly ride a white horse-carriage through the burning suburbs of great britain while playing me fiddle and singing from the bottom of my heart together with my girl beside me. Passing masked kids and armored cops in riot gear as if gliding through a movie slow. hearing the sound of metal horseshoes (as they’re breaking the broken glass on the street asphalt into even smaller pieces) beat the rhythm to a song we’d be making up as we hear it. smelling the potent fumes of burning tires as a promise of what could lie beyond if we could make better sense of our troubled existence. then slide back out of that mental scene to realize it’s all a prayer i prayed, a prayer i dreamed in my head. and then ask myself what to make of it, and how it can feel a little bit more real than the tangible kitchen table in front of me.

[obviously, i thought you meant: write it down here.. :] and now c’mon alexa, show us the loony loonness :)

I do this, I write the good stuff down. Lots of it. It’s like that movie Bickford Schmeckler’s cool ideas, except I actually act my thoughts out. I actually do the things I come up with.

The things I find most important atm I write down in a small notebook and then I read it before I go to sleep and when I wake up in the morning.

I got this wonderful what if… idea yesterday so here it is:

We are born in this world without any knowledge of other dimensions/plains of existance and so forth.
So what if the universe works like some sort of game of pure chance? my idea was that when you die, you will arrive at some sort of purgatory, but it is not like a dwelling in nothingness or whatever, but it is a cocktail party!
and there are millions and millions of other souls from all kinds of levels of existence also there, having a good time and sharing their experiences with eachother. (like explaining; ah dude, my world was so weird, I was this human and everybody was acting totally berserk and blablabla.) and then when you had enough and you want to go at it again there is one portal, and it just throws you in a random dimension, again without any knowledge. And so existence will be eternally interesting.
Sounds wonderful to me, what do you think?

It came to mind after thinking about eternity, and how shitty it would be to live forever in one reality/context, and if there are multiple dimensions wich you can visit and remember I think it will ultimately become boring also. So the idea of a reset button seems very convenient to me. Also if you think about the problem of what lies beyond the universe.
Can a god exist without an environment to exist in? and how did he/it came into exisence?
so I guess this would be a quite trivial solution, but pretty nice I guess