Imagination Quotes - Page 20

Your imagination is a wonderland full of realities.

When we begin to live in the imagined world of our visions and dreams then we are a step away from its reality

Anything you imagine (inner world)will materialize into your life (outer world). It's speed of materializing is determined by how much feeling and trust you give it, and how well you are able to recognize when it appears. Awareness and Creation are inseparable.

On a whitely cloudy day I get sad, almost afraid,
And I begin to meditate about problems I make up.

Most of us are used to thinking that “imaginary” is the opposite of “real.” That is, when we imagine things, we are just making them up. In the spiritual life, though, there are some realities that cannot manifest unless we begin by imagining them.

Is my imagination as important as reality? Sometimes I think YES... It's imagination that makes reality tolerable... Sometimes, I just want to close my eyes and fall in to the endless imagination...

No olvides que lo que llamamos hoy realidad fue imaginación.

Reality can be very boring.

I’m arguably the least real of all my characters, a state of affairs for which I make no apologies, being, indeed, altogether proud of the fact.

As an artist, her imagination isn't fettered by the constraints of reality.

Imagination is reality in one's mind waiting to come out at right time with enough efforts.

Dreams can only become reality when they are sought after with the spirit of boldness.

Imagination is the other end of Reality.

The better you were able to imagine what you wanted to imagine, the farther you could flee from reality.

There is an implicit recognition here that important things in life are not always immediately visible, and can't always be named, or even fully understood. Others still are entirely imaginary - like a red tree growing suddenly in a room - although this does not make them any less real.

Life when one first arrives is a continual mortification as one's romantic illusions are successively shattered and the musical treasure-house of one's imagination crumbles before the hopelessness of the reality. Every day fresh experiences bring fresh disappointments.

When imagination changes from hoping to knowing, it makes things real.

Hope lies in dreams, in imagination and in the courage of those who dare to make dreams into reality.

I don’t want to see landscapes, i.e. scenic paintings of them, because I don’t want to see the original realities – as optical effects that is. I want to see the deeper reality underlying the scenic, the expression of what are sometimes called abstract imaginings. The ‘simply natural’ is interesting no longer.

Don Quixote is not an imaginary person; he is as real as Alexander the Great.