This is a composite picture since I’ve just rehearsed in my mind. (Don’t make a serious try!) |
Everytime I see a castle, I can't help but think that "Well, how should I climb over this stone wall?"
I don't think I will be the only one. Let's go through rigorous image training to climb a stone wall and deepen the consideration to get ready for surprises when the need arises.
However, why should I rehearse in my head instead of climbing an actual stone wall? The answer is that an actual climbing will result in any of the following; getting into an awful row, getting arrested, falling and getting injured, or falling and losing my life.
The top of a stone wall is the steepest and, even if I conquer the stone wall, a castle wall is towering over the stone wall. How should I climb over this wall to break into the castle, indeed? Why don't you make a plan before climbing to this hight? I told myself who was climbing the wall in my imagination. |