In old Japanese movies, there is often a scene: at noon in the summer, the voice of "Zhizhi" covers the whole world. There is a man sitting quietly in the house in the courtyard, doing nothing, just watching somewhere quietly, in his eyes It seems that there are all kinds of emotions, but it seems that I don't think of anything. He was in a daze, an ethereal beauty filled the surroundings. I like this kind of lens very much. It doesn't need special composition or foreshadowing, it's beautiful enough.
From the literal meaning of the word "in a daze", it is actually a bit derogatory. "Stay" is an unhealthy state, with dull actions and unresponsiveness. "To be in a daze" is to appear silly and dazed. The origin of the word "stay" cannot be verified. Some people say that from the perspective of hieroglyphics, it is used to describe children. I think, when people are in a daze, don't they just return to a childish state?
The brain is empty, letting go of all experiences and distracting thoughts, and the heart returns to the state when it first came to this world, ethereal and pure, it seems that it didn't take long to return to God, or it may have been a long time. Modern people are pursuing such a state in various ways.
Some people think that all the thoughts in the brain are vain. They are related to the past and the future. They are either unwilling to the past or wishful thinking about the future. If you think about it carefully, even if you suddenly think about what to eat at night, it is a matter of the future. The past is gone, and the future is not there. The state of life is actually only the present, and delusions make us unable to settle down in the present, and cannot truly feel ourselves in the present.
But how easy is it to let go of the illusion? We are all too used to thinking or not thinking. I don’t think because there are too many things to replace our thinking: short videos, games, various film and television dramas... etc. Put down the phone-of course it is impossible to put it down most of the time, and it is impossible to put it down when you are awake-the mind is just It will roll up, long-term, small, unrealistic, and related to the future.
When I was young, being in a daze was a common occurrence. That burst of emptying seemed to blend in with everything around, and you could hear sounds from far, far away, and it seemed that you couldn't hear anything. In fact, everyone has experienced the feeling of being empty, but it may have been too long. As people grow up, as their experience increases, they think about more and more things, like a never-ending machine, which operates continuously, disappearing and beginning.
The human body is quiet and profound. It stops the expression of the individual in the brain, eliminates the individual's sense of identity, and merges with the surroundings. Isn't this just a kind of active daze?
How about you? How long have you not put down your phone, looked at a place, let your mind go, and was naturally in a daze? Why don't you put down your phone now and spend a while together!
