Tomorrow:
Always Formulating

In Mindless lingo, ‘Tomorrow’ is any projected scenario—better or worse—that lives in my imagination. It’s not limited to the literal next day; it can be weeks, months, or even years ahead. Sometimes I’m drawn to a desired outcome, other times I’m trying to steer clear of potential pitfalls. Either way, my inner projections guide me toward what I believe is a better path in reality.

For example, envisioning a goal can spark ripples of inspiration throughout my body, urging me to become a better “me,” enrich my community, or improve my relationships. Conversely, if I see trouble ahead, my body experiences repulsion, and I lean in the opposite direction, seeking relief.

Many of these “Tomorrow” fantasies seem great in theory, yet I often move very little in real life or I overreach in my desire for success. My energy gets wasted on flickering mental projections that don’t translate into tangible progress. I’m sometimes left in a highly unreal Tomorrow, convinced I’m mere moments away from genuine success—but stuck on the sidelines.

For anyone caught in extreme versions of “Tomorrow” while their real-life circumstances falter, you might be in Level 1 Backwards Land—where illusions of the mind bend Time and Space too far. Recognising the Level 1 Complex for what it truly is will ultimately help you to stop sabotaging your reality.

Ultimately, Tomorrow stands as the most powerful psychological force driving us all, as its roots stem from Yesterday. Yesterday’s memory slides, combined with what’s happening right now, shape my view of the future. Essentially, I tackle the unknown ahead by relying on what’s behind—both distant and recent past.