Self imposed isolation...

... is really good. You know, like how writers like to go somewhere, anywhere, far from everyone else they know and cut all connections to the world to write their book. I finally really understand that concept after experiencing it. It really helps to still the mind and clear out unwanted distractions for new thoughts and ideas.

There's (I think) basically 3 stages to this whole thing (But its still debatable). First, your brain runs on wheels, churning thoughts after thoughts after mindless thoughts until you have exhausted all possible current information to feed it and you have become accustomed to the surroundings you are holed up in. Then, comes the process of re accessing everything you thought real and producing new realities. Then comes the process of materializing it all out into this reality. The final stage is when one ventures out into the real world again and realizes that more adjustments are needed to complement the new realities that has been developed.