IMAGINATION
The Power of Imagination and its Ethical Use
Human imagination possesses infinite power, capable of arresting external activity and changing the intentions of others, compelling them to fulfill new…
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Infinite Power
Suppose you entered an animated scene, such as Grand Central Station in New York City at the peak of the rush hour, or the stock market in the course of a hectic day. As you look at it, you arrest an activity within you and everything stands still as though frozen. No matter how long you hold it - be it a second, a minute, or an hour - when it is released the scene becomes animated once again, as everyone continues their intentions. Now suppose, having arrested the activity within you, you change their intentions and - releasing the scene with the changed motivation - you discover that they move under compulsion to fulfill that which they now think they initiated. Do you realize that with this power you could cause them to commit suicide and think it was what they wanted? Like the lemmings, you could make them run towards the ocean, enter beyond their depth, and drown. That's what you can do with this power; but it will not be yours until you are first incorporated into the body of Love!
Human imagination possesses infinite power, capable of arresting external activity and changing the intentions of others, compelling them to fulfill new motivations. This power is so profound it could be used for destructive purposes. However, this power is only truly and safely wielded after one has been incorporated into the 'body of Love,' implying an ethical and divine alignment.