IMAGINATE
Imagination Studies
People can and do use their visual imaginations to create evaporating art pieces within the realm of their consciousness. Nikola Tesla, in describing his mental powers in his autobiography ‘My Inventions’, goes into great detail of what is possible. “The gift of mental power comes from God, Divine Being, and if we concentrate our minds on that truth, we become in tune with this great power.” - Nikola Tesla This book is a guide on how to use your imagination, for purposeful reflection and thought driven visualization; of self created artwork within the realm of your mind, for yourself, and if you feel like sharing, with God.
__________________________________________________________________________ Step 1 What do you think of when you hear the word, “Imaginate”
Take some time. Think it through. Turn to the next page when you’re ready.
Technically, Imaginate is a verb with earliest recorded use in the 1500’s, and it means “to form and create images in the mind.” What if I said, Imagine a floating point of light, the size of a pen tip. Get close to it, see it radiating. It’s there, isn’t it? It’s there in your mind. What happens when you look away? It disappears right? Congratulations on using your imagination! 😀 Let’s make a new point of light. Or, if you’d like, open a kitchen cabinet of your own design and see it in there. Now that you see another point of light, how about we try changing the dimensions of the pen tipped floating light point. Expand it to the size of an orange, but keep the “Light” the same. Did it get brighter? Mine did… and if you saw an orange, be sure to peel it and take an imaginative bite for your soul! What should we do with our point of light next? Take some time and see what other attributes of the light ball you can change, using your imagination.
