Think about what you see in your vision. Do you see a natural landscape like a forest, beach, or mountain? Or a city, a cozy home, or another specific location? Describe the surroundings, the time of day, and any notable features of the environment.   These can be Abstract as well.

Imagine all the sensory experiences in your vision. What can you hear? Are there birds chirping, waves crashing, or people talking? What can you smell? Fresh flowers, the ocean, or delicious food? Describe any textures you can feel, like soft grass, warm sand, or cool water. Include any tastes, such as fresh fruit or salty air.  

Identify any important objects around in the vision. These could be personal items, pieces of furniture, decorations, or tools. Describe their appearance, colors, and any symbolic meaning they might have.  

Reflect on your feelings in this vision. Are you feeling calm, joyful, excited, or content? Describe your emotional state and any thoughts or affirmations that come to mind.  

Describe any activities you or others are engaged in. Are you walking, dancing, reading, or creating something? Explain what is happening in the scene and how it contributes to the overall experience.  

Think about the viewpoint of your vision. Are you seeing it through your own eyes (first-person perspective) or as an observer (third-person perspective)? Consider the composition of the scene – is there a central focus, such as a person or an object? Is the scene symmetrical or asymmetrical? Are there leading lines that draw your eye to certain areas? Describe the layout and arrangement of elements in your vision.

Reflect on how this vision represents your desired future. What elements in the scene symbolize your goals and dreams? Explain how this vision connects to your aspirations and what it means for your Ideal World.