Is imagination an ego trip over well-known theory? And why is imagination intelligence so important?

Here are 3 interesting sayings:

1. Challenge is something that you think is hard to do – but we keep doing it because we want to succeed. 
2. “The true sign of intelligence… is not knowledge, but imagination!” –by Albert Einstein. 
3. “Those who don’t believe in magic… will never find it!” –by Roald Dahl. 

Considering that, and putting it together:

• Knowledge is what we have been taught, heard or read about and understood up to a point, according to our own personal experience. 
• Knowledge can have power, if well used. And if knowledge is left dormant, it is useless. 
• Whereas imagination embraces knowledge and also includes the unknown, thus a new vision is born through the relationship. 
• The acceptance of our new visionary thought, allows our imagination to fuel a WOW-inspiration. 
• Imagination and inspiration therefore takes knowledge as we know it, to another level. 

Working on a notion:

• If we are willing to think deeply enough, about how we could use that concept to our advantage, we realize there is a chance of coming up with a new concept. 
• Once inspired with an idea, another idea tends to follow, then another and another, building upon each other, until you have an exciting new theory forming. 
• How bold we are, to think further on a theory or thought process, and then turning it around to suit our project. 
• The whole mental development process undergoes a transition of reigning in and sorting out possibilities and feasibilities. Its then up to us to follow through to make it work or not! 
• Common sense isn’t always considered in the process, because imagination and inspiration takes over. 
• Our success depends on our willingness, perception, consciousness, focus, skills and resources. And how strong our desire, how great your passion, belief, dedication and persistence.  

Imagination is about Spirit:

Since little children have recently left heaven, they use imagination to understand what they’re learning each new day that passes. And added to that, we often hear about how some children talk to their `imaginary friends’! 

Now that we are adults, with some knowledge, we use inspired imagination to write books and blogs. 

Composing, whether its music or blogs:

To dream up our story, we need to take time out to think it out. Philosophically, re-arranging words and sentences, until we bring those details, to conform to our premise theme… down to our terms! Making it our thing, the thing we want it to be. 

It’s up to our spirit and attitude, to produces the quality of the content. Whether, it is positive, a happy cheerful blog or something quite dynamic, dramatic and utterly fascinating and magical. 

So taking time out to think and dream is important. It allows our spirits to spin into other dimensions of thought. 

It’s to what dimension you take it; that will reach and touch the senses and hearts of people!