Imagination, Where Does It Come From
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I was reading at the College level in the eighth grade and have read untold thousands of books. Reading to me offers the best way to practice and strengthen ones imagination.
My philosophy with books is if you read a good one pass it along to someone else so they may find the pleasure that you found when reading it. However I do save the ones that have profound meaning to me.
I don't read books like a normal human, I usually read about four books at a time. Currently I have three that I'm reading with interest.
The Source Field Investigations by David Wilcock, which is an incredible well written book with numerous sources noted and extensively researched that must have taken him quite literally his entire life to research and write.
The basic concept is that our entire Universe is made up of an incredible network of geometric patterns and dimensions that all relate to each other and are manipulated by intelligent design. One Mind has created everything, that all of our minds are connected to. Only now are we beginning to grasp the links we have to this One Mind, however there is a large growing amount of research and 'proof' that our ancestors new a great deal more about this than we do now.
The geometry of the Universe, our solar system and Earth is a energy network designed to ensure that life evolves according to a plan. That we do not need to know the plan to have faith it exists.
The pineal gland is how we communicate with this source, the ancients knew this and the Mayan Calendar was their way of tracking and predicting when these evolutionary events would occur and how to access this information.
It also suggest that the Earth has at least twelve natural Stargates or energy vortexes that allow those that know about them to travel throughout the Universe as well as travel through time.
Anyway it is the kind of book that you want to savour and keep reading forever because it is really, really good!
The Human Race Get Off Your Knees by David Icke, which I just started (read about 200 pages) and have been kind of skipping around on, because much of what he writes about is old news to me. I have read about this material in many other sources. It is obvious to me that he has read many of the same books that I have, but just has a different take on things.
However much of his writing is 'original thinking' and that is what I was interested in reading when I bought the book. When I say original thinking what I'm saying is that this information is not 'channeled' from another source. For instance the Urantia Book or even the Kaballah for that matter is admittedly channeled information. To me channeled information is always suspect as you can never be sure of the true agenda of the supplier of information.
The third book which I just started, meaning I have only read the first fifty pages or so is the Origin of Consciousness and the Breakdown of the BiCameral Mind by Julian Jaynes.
A Hub page friend of mine, whom I've never met and probable never will, Rob Schnieder keeps mentioning it and since we are in direct competition for the title of Greatest Hub Writer Known to Mankind, I felt it was necessary to purchase it and read it. By the way I purchased it from an advertisement on one of his Hubs and he told me it earned him 00.16 cents, which is kind of cool in my opinion.
Imagination
Imagination, where does it come from?
As an artist I have asked myself this question many times and have come up with . . . well some very imaginative answers.
Consider for a moment all of the billions of humans that have lived and died on this planet from the very first human that thought . . . I think, therefore I am! Consider how many concepts, ideas, fantasies or creative thoughts that have sprung forth from the minds of mankind in that amount of time and it is easy to believe that you have never had an original thought in your entire life.
Every single thing you have thought of or done in your entire life has been thought of and done a thousand times by a thousand different people all over the World. You simple are not as original as you may think.
That being said how is it that people still come up with original ideas, inventions concepts and ideas? Is it because we have this wonderful process we call imagination?
Because of the internet we are only now beginning to compare notes.
According to Google, Ralph Waldo Emerson is credited for saying "The pain that you carry is the love that you with hold.
Seriously folks, do you think a writer that lived in the last century was the first human to come up with this clever quote, GET REAL!
He is just the first person to get the attribution, by Google no less, the end all most reliable source of information known to mankind.
Another interesting quote that I used for a hub title "Knowledge Speaks, Wisdom Listens" is (according to Google) attributed to the great philosopher Jimi Hendrix of all people, give me a break!
Does anyone in their right mind think that Jimi Hendrix is the first person on this Planet since the dawn of time to come up with that clever witticism and people call me a Nutard!
So there is now some great debate in UFO circles that because Alex Collier says that some alien from the Adromedia Galaxy that has been using him as a contactee for the last thirty years used a Ralph Waldo Emerson quote that it is proof that what he says is a hoax!
That is truly Beyond Stupid!
For those of you unable to do their own thinking, let me spell it out for you. If you were an Alien Race wanting to get your message to the Human Race, would you relate information to humans in Alien concepts, ideas and language or do you think you would have more success relating to humans in human terms, concepts, ideas and language.
Gee, you do not have to be a Rocket Surgeon to figure that out.
When going to a foreign country do you spend a little time learning customs, language, concepts, religion and ideas? While you are there do you learn about various famous people, writers, inventors, politicians, leaders? Do you visit interesting archeological sites, buildings, cathedrals?
People if you have ten, twenty, fifty, a hundred or even a thousand years to spend learning about the Human Race do think it is conceivable that you might want to read some of the literature, maybe watch some of their broadcasts?
The logic that an Alien Race capable of traversing the Stars, is not capable of reading the English language is far Beyond Stupid, and borders on being downright illogical.
When plucking ideas, concepts and inventions from our imagination, who is to say that these ideas are not implanted in our minds. What better way to introduce Alien concepts than by allowing us to think that it is our ideas.
Many scientist, philosophers and writers have confessed to the public that they have arrived at these ideas from dreams. Since no one knows how imagination works and where this information comes from, is it not possible that we are plucking these ideas from one source.
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
It has been said that we imagine our reality in microseconds and create it as we go through life, that everything is but a dream that we are all collectively having. If one subscribes to this theory then surely we are a dark and twisted race.
Perhaps imagination is a form of remote viewing and when we imagine we are traveling through time to link our consciousness with other humans!
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How Imagination Works for Me
I have found that when I sleep that my imagination works the best and have often awoke from a deep sleep with a solution to a problem, a unique idea or a symbolic representation of an idea.
Sometimes when I'm drifting off to sleep, I will get a vision in my mind's eye and will bring myself awake so that I can sketch or illustrate the idea before losing it.
When I'm awake all I have to do is picture it in my mind and usually I can then put the idea or vision on paper or illustrate it on the computer. As an artist this takes practice, like anything, to develop and get good at.
Often while reading I will get a surreal sensation in my mind that has lead me to a better understanding of what the author is trying to say. It is almost as if I have linked my mind to his or her mind and whether or not this author is dead or alive does not matter.
Sometimes while awake I also get the sensation that something monumental has happened in the World or that the ether is trying to communicate with me. This feeling is like being on an elevator or floating and can very disconcerting but usually only lasts for two or three-seconds.
In the last five years I have been paying more attention to this feeling and so have noticed it happening more and more. I often wonder if this is actually our planet shifting or wobbling.
It reminds me of Obe Wan in the Movie Star Wars, when the Empire destroys a Planet and he senses a great disturbance in the Force.
Imagination, Where Does It Come From is not a concept that most people think about, however I think about it all the time. I have always tried to practice imagination, to stretch it and understand it so that I can accept incredible concepts and visualize amazing ideas and concepts.
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This is what Wikipedia has to say about Imagination:
Imagination, also called the faculty of imagining, is the ability of forming images and sensations when they are not perceived through sight, hearing, or other senses. Imagination helps provide meaning to experience and understanding to knowledge; it is a fundamental faculty through which people make sense of the world,[1][2][3] and it also plays a key role in the learning process.[1][4] A basic training for imagination is listening to storytelling (narrative),[1][5] in which the exactness of the chosen words is the fundamental factor to "evoke worlds."[6]
Albert Einstein is attributed to making this remark about Imagination:
"Imagination is more important than Knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
I have found that imagination is the essential element in using critical thinking, or 'thinking outside the box'. In todays media and disinformation blitz, it is far more important to decipher what is not being said than what is. What we need to remember at all times is that everyone has an agenda, whether that is TV News Stations, Books, Movies, Radio broadcast's or even music. They are trying to persuade you to think a certain way or evoke in you an emotion, belief or thought process.
For the longest time I was convinced that my unusual way of thinking was a handicap, because I DO NOT think like at least 90% of the human population of this world. This was proven to me many times as a youngster in school and even lead me to believe I was crazy.
The lies my teachers told me was the truth, I simple was unwilling to accept, this lead to much controversy and trouble early in my life and into adulthood.
One of the earliest memories of this unique way of looking at the world came on a field trip to the Hirschhorn Museum in Washington D.C. in school. While observing Rodin's the Gates of Hell, I said to the class
"Isn't it cool the way he did the flames?"
Everyone, including the museum guards looked at me like I was from another planet, evidently no one saw what I saw. After pointing it out to them, what to me was obvious, they all agreed that it was really cool. I realized right then and there that if forty people, from children to adults couldn't see what was clearly obvious to me, that either I was crazy or I just didn't 'see' the world like everyone else.
Even today working as a graphic artist among artists, my thoughts and views of the world are far different than my fellow artists. When I first started working for this company, one artist was known as having unique and original ideas, but after getting to know me he said to me one day that my ideas of the world make him look sane.
I consider it a compliment, as he does not enjoying reading and prefers to get his information from videos, TV and movies. When reading we can create our own vision of the author's words anyway we want to and are not limited by someone else's interpretation of the story.
That is why I say that TV and movies have limited the World's imagination and was one of the main reasons I sold my TV and refuse to engage in that limited version of reality.
I hope that I have introduced the reader to some interesting concepts and ideas in my Imagination, Where Does It Come From . . .
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- The Council of Nine
A look into the form of communication known as Channelling through the book The Only Planet of Choice by Phyllis Schlemmmer and edited by Mary Bennett. The Council of Nine or Nine as they are known in some circles have been telepathically communicating with mankind for Aeons to try to raise the consciousness of this planet and bring wisdom to the masses. - 30 hours ago
- His Close Friends Call Him Nibiru
This article discusses the role cats have had in the spiritual awakening of the planet and how they have shown humanity how to embrace love and compassion. It raises the question of why cats and humanity really formed a bond and where do we go from here. - 8 days ago
- Polar Shifts of the Past lead to Ancient Floods
This article acknowledges the flood stories of myth and legend as a means for an ancient race to cover their tracks and remove evidence of their existence while remaining with the planet (inside) underground. The planet Nibiru or Planet X has been causing floods for a millennium, the cradle of civilization was actually just the survivors of the last Great Flood. - 11 days ago
- Mystery Floods and Other Signs of the Pole Shift
This article takes a look at unexplained geographical events, unusual business ventures and the what the elite is doing to prepare for the ongoing Polar Shift. It also offers a visual look at some of the ongoing geographical events confronting our changing World. - 3 weeks ago
Hubs that Require Imagination
- Fixing America
This article was written in response to the question on how to fix America. These are the author's suggestions and was written to encourage a response from his readers, all comments and suggestions are welcome. - Costa Concordia or Polar Shift
The recent rash of Maritime disasters World Wide all have one thing in common, ships running aground. Is this a coincidence, or results from the ongoing Polar Shift. The Costa Concordia is the well publicized ship wreck, but there were three others o - Avatar . . . The Real Story!
The real point to the story of the movie Avatar and the early history of mankind. Symbolism often missed and using critical thinking to arrive at the truth. - Trust The Word of One Who Knows
Learning to trust your God given instincts and following your heart to the truth is the key to enlightenment in a World full of disinformation and lies. The human potential is truly limitless and only we are the ones that hold ourselves back. Get off - Remember The Earth
Polar Shift, Global Warming, Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Tsunami's, but the truth stands alone and needs no explanation. Learning to read between the lies, using critical thinking and deciding for yourself are some of the issues presented in this arti - Divide & Conquer . . . Nibiru, Polar Shift and the Coming Apocalypse
From disinformation and censorship to the New Madrid Fault Zone and Senate Bill 1867, the author connects the dots while asking America to think about what is NOT being said. Divide and Conquer is an age old tactic that will allow FEMA to control the
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I enjoyed this so much! I will be bookmarking it if I can figure out how... New to hubpages and loving it! Thank you for your hub it was awesome!
Rob's book is probably on his wife's adventures and anectodes in Cambodia, which I'm looking forward to reading myself. Or may be it isn't. Could be about aliens being irrelevant or something crazy of that sort. :D
Great quote, I saw that quote from bardofely's hub, which I also found interesting although I didn't comment. Your artwork is beautiful as usual.
How's your traffic these days, by the way? Is the hub on illegalizing marijuana still the one getting the most traffic? I'm only asking because I know you won't mind answering! :)
Your conscious mind, brain, imagination, subconscious, whatever, is a universe in itself. It is obvious that the universe has to be so grand, as my imagination is infinite and ongoing! Anyway, this all sort of reminds me of the Anthropic Principle laced with Quantum Entanglement; fun-fun!
Ha great hub!
Bard seems to think that free energy means energy that you don't pay for in terms of currency.
As for Collier I'm close to publishing a new hub about him.
I've been working. And you're going to be disappointed because I haven't interviewed him just yet, I have published a new hub containing new information though.
The snow leopard pictures were stunning, right? I got most of them from leopardpictures.com. I try to use copyright free pictures as much as I can. Most times I'm lucky and I find all the pictures I need from Wikimedia Commons and Flickr's Creative Commons.
I'm almost hitting 5,500 views. I rarely have the time to write though!
Wikimedia Commons is a great source of images for hubbers to use. (just thought I'd point that out).
I disagree about videos and movies being less informative than books. No amount of words can ever convey what it will look and feel like when a charming, young English doctor immerses himself in a Congolese pygmy tribe along with a camera crew. Neither can you adequately express what kind of look a modern-day Mayan descendant will get in his eyes when you speak to him in Mayan of his own people's demise...
That said, you definitely need to open up your mind first with plenty of good, old-fashioned reading. LSD, mushroom, and Salvia trips also go a long way. But after all that, all you need is a nice fresh bowl of good bud, or even just a cup of hot tea and a nice, deep video special with lots of solid, genuine footage and commentary and as little fluff or bias as possible...
P.S. I am ordering another copy of Source Field via your link. I just of another person who would really enjoy it... (great read - voted up, interesting, useful)
Actually, David Wilcock is very good about supporting his claims with solid evidence - one of the reasons I prefer him to guys like Icke. I guess he just has this natural sense for what is truly convincing, which results in his well-grounded claims and his great popularity. Or maybe (just maybe) he really is Cayce's reincarnation...
I'm still waiting, but last night I watched the 2-hour video special by the same title. It's sort of a visual 'Source Field for Dummies' and if your imagination is in good working order, it does a fine job of introducing all the main concepts in the book. It's David himself giving a long PowerPoint presentation at a conference sometime last summer - a sales pitch for the upcoming book release.
As far as being a re-incarnation of Cayce, he said it in one of his older films - I don't remember the name, Enigma 2012 maybe, or one before that. He also launches into talking about the pineal in that one, with many of the same pictures of various sculptures and depictions of it around the world. And then there is this little segment where he shows a bunch of pictures of his high school friends and some other things as well, and then Cayce's high school friends and things and they actually do look somewhat similar.
My thoughts however, are that anyone is capable of being anyone else's 're-incarnation' if they are capable of understanding that person's life's work fully and also capable of picking up where they left off and continuing on with it.
David is more than capable of doing that with Cayce's work, I think, in fact I believe he already has achieved that goal. So I guess whatever used to be the truth, he has slowly become Cayce's re-incarnation - mainly because he really wanted to and was willing to dedicate everything to get there.
Maybe I haven't given David Wilcock enough of a chance. I got a little turned off when he went on for about 10 minutes about Shiva, repeatedly referring to him as a female deity. It ain't so. Google shiva lingam and you'll see graphic representations of his sexual identity.
http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/959
There you go Rob, that's the link to the full-length Source Field video special. David makes a specific point of apologizing for calling Shiva a female before (it's actually quite comical). I highly recommend you watch it, and everyone else should too...
I found it!!! It was at the beginning of Enigma - 2012, and you know what? Upon seeing it again, I am MUCH more impressed. I guess I wasn't paying as much attention the first time I saw it (Cognitive Dissonance? Perhaps...)
http://divinecosmos.com/videos/free-videos-online/
Check it out, it's all within the first 5 minutes of this special, but the rest is also wonderful, informative viewing!
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RobSchneider Level 5 Commenter 3 months ago
When I saw Rodin's the Thinker, I was particularly impressed with his prehensile tail and the fact that he was all scrunched up looking. I have no idea what Rodin meant to convey, but to me it looked liked the Thinker was one confused fellow who would have been better off getting off his butt and living a little or maybe lying down and dreaming. Contrast the Thinker with a good Buddha sculpture. Which is more inspiring?
Yes, reading engages the imagination. The reader has to provide the imagery.
Good hub as usual. I visited a friend today and he is going to send me a text msg every morning to remind me to work on my book rather than spend 3 hours here and on my emails, so I may not be around bothering you as much, but will check in from time to time.