IMAGINATION

Love Divided from Imagination is Eternal Death

Love, without the conscious application of imagination, is ineffective and can perpetuate undesirable states. If one loves someone but only remembers their…

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The Cup Of Experience

Believe me when I tell you that God is love, for I stood in his presence and he embraced me. But do you know that love, divided from imagination, is eternal death? I’ll show you why. I have a friend who is unemployed, without funds, and burdened beyond measure. I can’t deny I love him, and when I think of him my memory tells me how poor he is, that he is unemployed, without funds and burdened. I will keep him in that state forever, through love, unless I know how to use my imagination. So, no one can ever know imagination who has not tasted the cup of experience. Entering this world we love our mothers, fathers, husbands, wives, children, and friends, but do not know how to change them from what they are into what they ought to be, unless we drink the cup of experience and practice the great secret of imagining. That is why I say: love divided from imagination is eternal death.

Love, without the conscious application of imagination, is ineffective and can perpetuate undesirable states. If one loves someone but only remembers their current negative circumstances, that love, without imaginative revision, will keep them in that 'dead' state. True, creative love requires imagining the loved one in their ideal state.

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