It is your ticket to fame. It opens up a whole new world to you, where knowledge comes rushing in.

Imagination is fickle!

The power of your imagination can go (disappear) just as fast as it comes. Especially, if you’re trying to think up something to write! But the more you use it, the more it feels welcome to stay. 

Inspiration comes from using our imagination!

It’s comforting to know there is help just `at your fingertips’ if you should need it. But it only works, if you are willing to believe in its magical powers!

Relying on your imagination:

Because imagination can be elusive, you have to learn to wait on it and trust the silent messages it’s transmitting to you. 

• I have learnt to sit quietly and let my mind travel loosely. And when a thought comes fleetingly, I `grab’ that thought and let it mature.  
• To mature it, I transfer that first impression onto paper. And then as I type it up more fully into my computer, more thoughts start coming to mind.  
• If I hadn’t done anything with the imagination idea that had come to mind… nothing would have happened! 
• That shows I have trust in the gift presented to me. And like a friend, it supports and helps me, to unravel the rest of the imagination revealed message. 

Nurturing your imagination:

When you first use your imagination, it’s like having planted a seed. You need to water it, dig the soil around it, and pull out the weeds that are trying to strangle it. And as it grows, it starts to give you fruit. 

If you take time out to use your imagination, you will experience wonderful exciting thoughts come rushing in. Like playing with a small child, they blossom into happy brilliant `children’. 

What you make of the WOW-moments your imagination gives you, is really up to you. Now would you want to know how imagination works? 

Balance of reality:

The brain consists of the logical left side and the emotional right side. There should be flexibility between the two sides. But most people are too scared to use the feelings of the emotional side. They don’t want to look ridiculous. 

Let me give you an example how the brain works: 

1. When you are driving your car, you are looking ahead at what’s happening, so you can make choices of where to direct your car. Isn’t that so? 
2. But what if at the corner of your eyes you see a child’s ball come bouncing into the road! What do you do? You quickly assess the situation to decide what to do next. 
3. Aaah, but what was your brain doing while you were assessing? “Hey here is trouble, a child can get hurt. Will the child run into the road after the ball? And, if I turn in the other direction, who else will get hurt? Which cars will I hit and who could possibly smash into me?” 
4. But what was happening while you’re assessing the situation? Aaah, there you have it! Your imagination took over. Your mind was boggling, the possibility of a bloody mess and a child left lying dead in the road. Smashed up cars, including your own…. etc. 
5. And because you allowed the balance of logic and your sixth sense to kick in, you were able to prevent a tragedy from happening. 

Conclusion: That’s what happens when you type up your imagination thoughts.  Your mind balances those crazy way-out thoughts logically. Logic comes into play because you have to put it into words, compose sentences and express yourself. 

Seriously now! 

• If you thought using your imagination was crazy, consider how famous inventors used it to create their dynamic inventions! 
• Authors have to use their imagination in order to write fantastic best seller books. That’s how they think up fascinating plots, facts, theories, dialog, and envision scenes, dramas, etc. 

And as bloggers we need its power to think up exciting and mind-boggling posts! So have fun from now on thinking up the most dynamic blogs.