Represents a state in which the human being thinks solely about nothing in particular. During this state, all the feelings and thoughts transform into nothing, so the person is absorbed in a world of nothingness in which they may even lose track of time. This state can be confused with a state of maximum concentration or imagination, but the main difference between “concentration” and “ghoyst” is that the former involves thinking and focusing on a particular thing while the latter involves thinking about nothing at all. Also, being “ghoyst” can also lead the person to enter into a sort of “auto” mode in which the person does things but doesn’t quite realize what is going on around them because they are thinking about nothing. In addition, it can be confusing to others to be with someone who is “ghoyst” because these individuals may seem to be absent or distracted with their own thoughts, but in reality, they are thinking about nothing which may be difficult to understand to others. This term can cause some skepticism because not everyone can be in that state
by Gctionary September 10, 2017
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