Acquired tendency or disposition. Accustomed manner of acting, automatic as opposed to spontaneous. Routine and regular modes of acting. Process of imagining a situation that is complete, harmonious, and without flaw, in which desirable aesthetic qualities are permanent. These are legitimate ends in view if they are connected to the means or processes or strategies that are necessary to bring them about.
Ideals constitute the overall direction or sense of direction of the path one traverses.
They are felt as well as imagined. They provide an indefinite background or aura to the foreground of the actual situation. Spontaneous release of energy, feeling, emotion, personal interest. Impulses are infinite in number and vary within each individual. It is the basis of invention, creativity, and play.