by Christine Yahwndura Sherriff Malone

Created on: April 02, 2009

What is the measure for defining imagination? By inspiration, curiosity, or carelessness to the extent of how far we are willing to challenge things that aren't to be questioned? In my opinion, the treatment of people today who have strong imagination is respected and cherished because from this type of people we have light, electricity, Stephen King, and many other fine pastimes. We are able to advance thinking to create unyielding possibilities to enhance technology and self worth. Too often people with strong imaginations are called different, weird, sometimes unique and yet somewhat crazy.

We are living in a time where everyone can stand to cultivate their imaginations; in a positive manner. Rising costs in energy, global relations, and economical budgets are in dire need of strong imagination. They are in need of someone who is willing to challenge the impossible and think with a faith that is said not to be possible. Those who allow themselves to slip into a state of inspiration where their spirit is able to tap into sources that are unseen to bring answers to an imaginable state that allows tangibility to be formed. Such power is to be rewarded and harnessed in all sacredness just as holy water.

Those who allow their curiosity to soar above the mindset that says there is no cure and agree to continue to imagine an organism or process that reverses the effects of cancer and other illnesses bringing healing; they should be revered. Now we know that the earth is round, because someone took the risk of building dangerous machinery that takes us into outer space and helped us to understand other planet importance to the existence of our world and how we correspond with each other as a human race. COME ON WRITERS! We enjoy things like not having to develop carpal tunnel syndrome because it took 3 hours to write what we can now type in just 30 minutes and allow a machine to rewrite, edit, and proof read that article you're writing. Bill Gates has a strong imagination! Thanks Bill.

I'd like to say that if it weren't for those with a strong imagination, no one would care to see the world evolve and we would still be sliding the stone instead of rolling the wheel. I care to see the world evolve. Now...leave me be so that I can go off into my quiet little corner and imagine how I can fulfill a need so that I too can get the respect I desire by making my very own imaginable contribution to the world.

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