Red Room Where the Writers Are

A wise man once said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge."  I always thought that this was a kind way of saying, "It's okay if you are not a genius, just don't forget to dream."  Lately, my attention has been turned to the law of attraction and string theory -- and in my effort to understand the magnitude of these concepts; I had a small but significant realization about hidden agendas.

Imagination is more important than knowledge because we become what we imagine.  If we can align our emotions and intentions with cohesion in the unified field by believing in our dreams, we make manifest our own lives and the world around us.  The future doesn’t exist yet; however, it is being assembled in the collective consciousness of all living things right now.

When we are our authentic self, we become attractive and we attract things – especially other authentic things because there is so much more cohesion when we are in alignment with others.  When our needs are simple, the magnetic field from our hearts becomes stronger because there is no disharmony or discord from untrue intentions.

When we know our intentions and strive to practice keeping our whole selves in alignment with our intentions, the law of attraction becomes more powerful. We need to be aware of our true intentions and hidden agendas because even though they operate on a subconscious level, they are still operating – and working to draw our future into reality.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.” - Albert Einstein