The Wonderful Imagination by RYAN BIDDULPH

Motivation,Self Improvement,Spiritual

The human imagination is the faculty which separates us from all other life-forms. We have been bestowed with the gift to build an image in our mind which will help to determine our future. Every other living thing in this universe can only grow into what nature intended it to grow into. Humans, with the mental tools of free will and an imagination, can choose who they want to become through the formation of clear pictures. With practice our imagination will be able to form vivid images which will accelerate the creative process. People, events, and circumstances will become attracted to us to aid in the fulfillment of our mental picture.
This is a concept which most people have not fully grasped. Whether we utilize our imagination to build fantastic pictures in our mind or we use our physical eyes to view what is going on around us, the imagination is working constantly. We are always forming images either with our physical eyes(viewing results) or with our mind's eye(visualizing). It's up to us to decide which type of pictures we form and hold. The more consistently we hold our picture we will begin to attract all things to create that picture on the physical plane.
The practice of sitting for 30 minutes everyday and seeing things as we want them to be will assist one immeasurably in believing in this power. With consistent visualization we are overtaken by a feeling that there is a creative power at work for us. We know that physical activity is necessary to receive whatever we ask for, but the most important part of our day is to sit quietly and visualize exactly what we want. By thought we attract what we want to us, and by action we receive these things. This is a two-step process that most are unaware of. Most focus strictly on the receiving factor, and this translates into "hard work." This is a competitive mindset. People feel that they are competing against others for their rewards and try to out-work everybody else to get them. We should try to adopt a "smart work" mentality. For each 4 hours spent working spend at least 15 minutes visualizing. Put more effort into thought(magnetizing) and less effort into action(receiving).
The super wealthy and happy have mastered this technique. We see how they started with a vision or dream, and as they continued to hold this vision and perform any tasks necessary on this plane, their tremendous results came to them accordingly. If we take a hint from these successful icons and put more time into building a desired image we will see bigger and better things move into our lives.
Ryan Biddulph is an online mentor. cashwithatrueconscience.com