Quotes About Imagination

We walk alone in the world. Friends, such as we desire, are dreams and fables

Non essere spinto dai tuoi problemi. Lasciati guidare dai tuoi sogni.

Literature is a heap of nouns and verbs enclosing an intuition or two

The true poem is the poet's mind; the true ship is the ship-builder.

Visible distance behind and before us, is respectively our image of memory and hope.

Imagination is not a talent of some men, but is health of every man.

There is a property inside the horizon which no guy has but he whose eye can integrate all the parts, this is, the poet.

There is then creative reading as well as creative writing

We want the Exact and the Vast; we want our Dreams, and our Mathematics.

My life is a creative act--like a painting, or a concerto.

Imagination is a God-given gift; but if it is fed dirt by the eye, it will be dirty. All sin, not least sexual sin, begins with the imagination. Therefore what feeds the imagination is of maximum importance in the pursuit of kingdom righteousness." —D. A. Carson

So look out a window. Take a walk. Talk with your friend. Use your God-given skills to paint or draw or build a shed or write a book. But imagine it - all of it - in its original condition. The happy dog with the wagging tail, not the snarling beast, beaten and starved. The flowers unwilted, the grass undying, the blue sky without pollution. People smiling and joyful, not angry, depressed, and empty.

Montaigne said something that rings true for many of us: "My life has been full of terrible misfortunes, most of which never happened.

If you're a Christian suffering with great pains and losses, Jesus says, "Be of good cheer" (John 16:33, NKJV). The new house is nearly ready for you. Moving day is coming. The dark winter is about to be magically transformed into spring. One day soon you will be home—for the first time. Until then, I encourage you to meditate on the Bible's truths about Heaven. May your imagination soar and your heart rejoice.

Fatalism is the creed of a will that is dying to its possibilities and seeks to drag the imagination with it.

In our human imagination, we so often perceive our Heroes to be something larger than life. We exalt them in ways that do them a disservice....we convince ourselves that they are or were something essentially different than the rest of us.

Oameni fiind, ne închipuim c? speranÈ›ele È™i visurile exist? pentru noi È™i c? noi exist?m pentru ele.

IS STRANGER THAN FICTION," IT IS SAID. G. K. Chesterton, with his ever-ready wit, told us why that is so: "It is because we have made fiction to suit ourselves.

A worldview tested by truth will inform imagination and meditation, not the other way around. That is why the rigorous way of testing truth has always been through logical consistency, empirical adequacy, and experiential relevance.

the power of a lens is incredible.

When hard reason fails, leave it to the poets.

Truth is stranger than fiction because we have made fiction to suit ourselves.

La fel cum bondarul zboar? deÈ™i nu are o form? aerodinamic?, tot aÈ™a un om care îÈ™i aminteÈ™te ce înseamn? s? fii copil È™tie s? acorde raÈ›iunii È™i emoÈ›iei locul cuvenit, p?strând în acelaÈ™i timp ochii deschiÈ™i în faÈ›a miracolului lumii. Amintirile È™i visurile în care întrez?rim o f?râm? de mirare ne îndeamn? s? c?ut?m mai departe.

A defini mirarea pentru un adult înainte de a o vedea prin ochii unul copil înseamn? a rata farmecul copil?riei. Cred c? vom descoperi c? deÈ™i copil?ria nu este o soluÈ›ie, ea este cheia pentru ajungerea la destinaÈ›ie.