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Imagination is the beginning of creation

Posted on Dec 2nd, 2008 by sanmugan : Seeker of truth sanmugan
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"Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine and at last you create what you will." ~ George Bernard Shaw
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HummingBird : Joy
1 day later
HummingBird said

Mr Sanmugan - does this mean imagination is the creator of samsara?

Albert  : Evolutionary Entrepreneur
1 day later
Albert said

Yes, and as Sri Auroindo in The Future of Poetry an other places said true imagination mirrors the worlds of realization.

And as one of the integral pioners Sri Aurobindo confessed the reality of evolution and creative tensions to push human race forwards.

Thanks!

sanmugan : Seeker of truth
2 days later
sanmugan said

Fine, It is the will power of ours. We are the creators. Whatever we imagine is created. That is why we are expected to think good and do good always.
Thanks a lot for both.

sanmugan : Seeker of truth
2 days later
sanmugan said

We are being showered by spiritual treasures like ' The future of  Poetry.”, expecting more and more like this. 

Albert  : Evolutionary Entrepreneur
2 days later
Albert said

I was triggered especially by Aurobindos second sentence here about imaginative style.

“There is a higher style of poetry than this which yet falls below the level to which we have to climb. It is no longer poetical language of a merely intellectual, vital or emotional force, but instead or in addition a genuinely imaginative style, with a certain, often a great beauty of vision in it, whether objective or subjective, or with a certain, often a great but indefinite soulpower bearing up its movement of word and rhythm”

sanmugan : Seeker of truth
3 days later
sanmugan said

a great beauty of vision in it, whether objective or subjective, or with a certain, often a great but indefinite soulpower bearing up its movement of word and rhythm. Thanks again.

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