creative imagination is considered necessary for success. To create means to cause to exist. A creative person possesses the ability to create. Imagination is a thing, a noun. It is the ability to form images and concepts that do not currently exist. How is this a thing? Does that make "creative imagination" redundant? Can one use imagination without being creative by the nature of its definition?
Inventors, artists, writers, musicians, and other creative individuals utilize their imagination to produce innovative works. They develop three-dimensional products and solidify concepts in their minds.
There has never been a time in human history when a creative imagination did not serve the individual or society. A creative imagination can lead to success. Any new thought, whether it involves a new invention, the writing of a song, or the design of a new car, engages the power to manifest and apply the creative part of the brain to develop the idea.
Gifts from Spirit- Prophesy by Allison L. Williams Hill
It is the creative imagination in us that has led the human race through civilizations. Locomotion from the ground to the air and into space, cuneiform on clay tablets, Medu Neter, or the Alkebulanic term for hieroglyphic (Greek term) writing, scriptoria in medieval European monasteries, the Gutenberg press, and more innovative methods and products sprang from the minds of humans. Without this ability, we would not be able to take to the skies for common transportation, communicate around the world by phone, or explore space with scientific technology. The development of the modern world would not have occurred without the power of human imagination.
My pendulum made by Greg "mountain Man" Storozuk (late) by Allison L. Williams Hill
We utilize our creative imagination to devise innovative solutions to problems. "What if?" are the words that stimulate our minds. Through this part of the mind, we communicate with the subconscious minds of others, the timeless energy, which can bring out their imagination, allowing us to cooperate in brainstorming ideas and to communicate more efficiently. Brains are more receptive when fueled by a strong, burning desire and positive emotions that motivate us towards achieving our goals. From successful business people to famous artists, people from all backgrounds develop their imaginations in this way.
My Board, a wall in the Robinson residence kitchen, Orangeburg, SC by Allison L. Williams Hill
You may become more aware of the creative imagination by using it more regularly. The most important thing to remember if you are to become more successful in using your imagination is that you need to know how to meditate. You need to know what you desire in life. Make time to write down precisely what you desire, what you want to achieve in your life, what you need to make you happy, and how you can go about getting it. Creating money or success is not a separate aspect of your life. Know that it involves all aspects of your existence. Plan well. If you want to make changes, do so. The slow manifestation of the third dimension allows for time for revisions. Integrate new information and desires to refine your vision, reflecting what works best for you.
Write down your mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual goals and post them where you will see them regularly. Focus all your desires, determination, and faith on immediate goals that will take you, step by step, towards achieving your objectives, and be persistent in pursuing your dreams. By reminding yourself of the journey you want to take in life and focusing your energies on ways to achieve it, your subconscious mind should eventually reveal your routes to success. You will be using your creative imagination.
The Electric Plant by Allison L. Williams Hill
You cannot put a price on good ideas. People have become wealthy by developing ideas that solve problems or even selling them, thereby utilizing their imagination. In this world, some people have ideas, and then others can bring them to life. More work can move these two abilities into a single source.
The stories about ideas began through the use of the creative imagination. But every great fortune started with the idea of creating a fortune. People may plant the seed of an idea in another's brain, and the creative imagination builds on it. Other people will use their creative imagination to usurp the plans and exploit the ideas.
Sylph-5-I called up to the Sylph and it acknowledged the greeting by Allison L. Williams Hill
Take the idea through all of its permutations, including selling it. Some people have ideas, but others can bring them to life. Some successful people have both of these kinds of people at their aid to help with the things they know less about.
Unlike people, ideas have the potential to live on, sometimes through many generations. Christianity is an obvious example. The principle "do unto others as you would have others do unto you" has been central to the morality of countless people and will continue to be indefinitely.
Continue to remind yourself of the journey you want to take in life by consistently reading your goals and objectives. Focus on thinking of ways you can get there. Your subconscious mind should eventually start to generate the routes to success.
In "Think and Grow Rich," Napoleon Hill introduced the concept of the Master Mind group. We have the opportunity to call in other people, or Spirits, for information to develop a life and the sum of its parts.
In the Health Coach Program Approach, I use the Institute for Integrative Nutrition's Circle of Life. I call it P.I.E., Peace In Each. There are twelve segments of the circle collectively known as the Primary Foods. These occur in most people's lives. The customer marks on the line, distanced from the center or zero, how well that part of their life is going, graphically revealing imbalances. The Master Mind can provide advice and direct customers to information that can help achieve their desired goals.
Who can be in your Master Mind? Anyone you desire, corporeal or noncorporeal. The corporeal are living; you may desire to discuss issues when they sleep, or they may be on the other side of the planet and not know that you exist. Among the noncorporeal, the list is as long as the people who do not occupy bodies. Samuel Clemens was a profitable and memorable author. Mary Shelley, author of "Frankenstein, wrote a milestone book about prejudice and fear. Octavia E. Butler, one of my favorites, wrote several speculative fiction books that challenged long-held ideas about humanity. Fashion designers like Halston, Erte, and Zelda Wynn Valdes, who designed Jackie Kennedy's wedding dress, are interesting and might add inspiring concepts. There are scientists, soldiers, business people, doctors, heads of state, actors, playwrights, and more from whom you can ask to become part of your mind conference circle.
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