(June 12, 2011 at 4:14 pm)Castle Wrote: Lifes funny, At first I couldn’t imagine making any sense out of writing about imagination. It seems to be, I guess never under estimate your own imagination. I say atheist need open up to more to imagination and Religion can use some fresh imagination rather than: JOIN US!!! OR DIE FOREVER!!!
Imagination is the living agent of all human perception with both intent and effort. Your mind first produce a visual imagine, shortly afterward follows words . There are no rules of architecture for a castle in the clouds, the quality flows by the gift of fantasy conceives in images from objective reality. Imagination asks desired questions, it creates and grows with exercise. Anyone is enough of an artist to draw from their imagination as for it’s the basic health of every man. Concept may be lower form of imagination, and imagination is a poor substitute for experience. Few people have the imagination for reality and logic and reason can die off quickly. Your knowledge has limits but your imagination dose not. Reason respects differences, and imagination has a perceptible likeness of things. It’s an act not of reason but an intuition, Imagination is the eye of the soul and the voice of the daring. If there is anything Godlike about God it is that. When he dares to go beyond his wildest dreams, he can imagine everything.
I can prove most everything I know was once imagined, it’s created in beauty, justice, and happiness. It’s the main source of value in the new economy and the supreme master of art as of life. You create your own universe as you go along. The stronger your imagination, the more expansive your universe becomes. If you forget your dreams of your universe, your Universe will cease to exist. When your will and the imagination are in conflict, it is the imagination that always wins.
Why be so serious, and imagine Christian our World will not END, it might for you.
Imagine our World is moving toward a spiritual age, where our joys will never end.
To this I would have to ask, "Can colorless green ideas sleep furiously?"
