"Mind Games for Good", or, "The Search for the Grail" by Mike, mccaboose13

[mccaboose13]

I decided to start this thread after a conversation I had a work, where I mentioned the song "Mind Games." I was saying that sometimes we're all guilty of playing bad or negative mind games, and that I was and am guilty of having played such mind games. I went on to say that what John is saying in this song is that we can choose to use this for good, to play those mind games for positive means and methods and modes. I won't try to try and analyze "Mind Games", but I am of the opinion that if we listen to the song enough, we will come to our own conclusions regarding what this particular piece of music says to us individually and how we can play positive mind games. By playing mind games for good purposes, maybe then we can help ourselves first so that we may help others, and teach them to play their own mind games for good.

I believe that by learning more about ourselves as individuals so that we can help others and play those positive mind games all together, trying to find our own meanings in life, is the ultimate Mind Game. Or you could call it "The Search for the Grail."

Feel free to reply with your own ideas or mind games for good, or your own search for your grail!

 

[Good Dog Nigel]

Hi Mike - right on, brother! You've got it! I think you might really enjoy reading what John & Yoko and others have to say in this book. Happy New Year!

 

[mccaboose13]

Thank you Nigel, and a Happy New Year to you, too! I just may have to!

 

[Solange Guerra Bueno]

When I listened Mind Games on radio for the first time, I became hypnotized... I was 13. I haven't ever had known about The Beatles out this song touched so deep in my soul the became my favorite for long long time. This new ediction have this song on "MIND GAMES - ELEMENTS MIX". That head the same effect that a felt in my early years... an unbelievably deep shake! I want this version at my funeral