the supremacy within human imagination

it can be said that the only place where there are absolutely no limitations is in our mind through imagination.  since it has no physical reality, people tend to seat themselves to a position in a contrasting states do not.  by simply closing your eyes for a moment and start to imagine, you can vision anything you want.

visualizing somewhat to be a manager overlooking the business operations, having an exquisite romantic date with someone, extravagant vacations, a powerful don, characterized superhero and all sorts of imagination to form a mental representation of that thing.  however, ways of imagining things differs from and resembles other mental states that may play in human understanding.

imagination as the key foundation of knowledg

according to such accounts, dreaming is often characterized to the idea of imagination.  although dreams do involve mental imagery rather than perceptual experiences, they may also involve belief—that is, when a person imagines objectually, he situate himself in a state of make-believe or pretending.  to imagine in this sense is seeing a person resting in his boss’ chair when the latter is out of the office for example.

sometimes, dreams are like fictions where we become so deeply engaged that we lose ourselves and thereby form beliefs—as when we engage by simply watching a movie, reading a novel, or playing on-line games, we take certain things to be imaginary or true in that fiction.

it is widely accepted that imagination, fiction, dream or belief range over similar in term but different in meaning, perhaps ranges of content.  but, when we try to analyze this simple diversion, everything in our physical world is the byproduct of our imagination; that is, the thing we imagine has now become our physical reality—that is, what we believe determined the actual world of what we imagine.  thus, in the context of imagination, whatever can be conceived is possible to achieve, and whatever possible can be conceived.