Imagination.
One of the greatest assets of the mind, is imagination. It is individual but has the potential to be shared.
Walt Disney at one time in his life was told that he lacked imagination but went on to astound people with his creativity. Imagination is the spark of inspiration that blossoms through so many diverse human activities. A vision of change to the social structure has been the driving force of many outstanding leaders but first it came from imagining how things could be in the future.
The mode of transport that is accepted as everyday throughout many a generation has been spurred on by daring visionary inventors. Beautiful and vividly inspired though that first imaginative start might have been, the progress of many inventions had many trials and tribulations. Imagination for safety’s sake needs a touch of realism but not enough to stifle endeavour.
A field of outstanding value is in that of personal well being, this is somewhat dependant on the use of imagination because if used wisely it can achieve so many positive results. An awareness of self-development and how to best use one’s own abilities is undoubtedly based on the depth to which one explores their imaginative prowess. The arts of writing, drawing and painting can be greatly enhanced by exploring the unlimited imagination. Many creative pursuits are considered highly therapeutic and are key to demonstrating how liberated or expressive a person can be, these same outlets are footprints or signatures of someone’s own perception.
An interesting phenomena is that generally children have an active imagination and derive a great deal of pleasure by exploring the potential that it has, but as time goes by this activity declines. It is a shame that in many instances of education or at leisure this potent means of enjoyment and enlightenment is not more taken advantage of by active trips into the glory of imagination.
A shared emotion is aroused when contemplating a mathematical multiplication problem. How wonderful it would be if instead of learning times tables, imagine using a system of rules to directly produce the answer. This method is actually a mathematical reality after somebody first used their imagination and formulated a working system. There are many performances of amazingly fast mathematical calculations that have been obtained after imagining that same possibility.
A creative imagination is an intrinsic part of solving problems in so many different fields of activity. Imagination has a fantastic potential for good by sharing ideas of social behaviour. Imagine a world whereby international conflicts have reduced dramatically or ceased entirely and on a smaller scale upon meeting someone the first exchange or gesture is to offer a pleasant greeting and the offer of help or assistance. Each good turn is multiplied by returning it to others. Overly simple or hopeful this imagined notion might be, but it is surprising how much can change from an initial act of imagination and subsequent kindness.
Walt Disney at one time in his life was told that he lacked imagination but went on to astound people with his creativity. Imagination is the spark of inspiration that blossoms through so many diverse human activities. A vision of change to the social structure has been the driving force of many outstanding leaders but first it came from imagining how things could be in the future.
The mode of transport that is accepted as everyday throughout many a generation has been spurred on by daring visionary inventors. Beautiful and vividly inspired though that first imaginative start might have been, the progress of many inventions had many trials and tribulations. Imagination for safety’s sake needs a touch of realism but not enough to stifle endeavour.
A field of outstanding value is in that of personal well being, this is somewhat dependant on the use of imagination because if used wisely it can achieve so many positive results. An awareness of self-development and how to best use one’s own abilities is undoubtedly based on the depth to which one explores their imaginative prowess. The arts of writing, drawing and painting can be greatly enhanced by exploring the unlimited imagination. Many creative pursuits are considered highly therapeutic and are key to demonstrating how liberated or expressive a person can be, these same outlets are footprints or signatures of someone’s own perception.
An interesting phenomena is that generally children have an active imagination and derive a great deal of pleasure by exploring the potential that it has, but as time goes by this activity declines. It is a shame that in many instances of education or at leisure this potent means of enjoyment and enlightenment is not more taken advantage of by active trips into the glory of imagination.
A shared emotion is aroused when contemplating a mathematical multiplication problem. How wonderful it would be if instead of learning times tables, imagine using a system of rules to directly produce the answer. This method is actually a mathematical reality after somebody first used their imagination and formulated a working system. There are many performances of amazingly fast mathematical calculations that have been obtained after imagining that same possibility.
A creative imagination is an intrinsic part of solving problems in so many different fields of activity. Imagination has a fantastic potential for good by sharing ideas of social behaviour. Imagine a world whereby international conflicts have reduced dramatically or ceased entirely and on a smaller scale upon meeting someone the first exchange or gesture is to offer a pleasant greeting and the offer of help or assistance. Each good turn is multiplied by returning it to others. Overly simple or hopeful this imagined notion might be, but it is surprising how much can change from an initial act of imagination and subsequent kindness.
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