Post by The DLF on May 22, 2006 12:01:09 GMT -5
Lesson 1: Uses of Imagination
Welcome to the Introductory Imagination Class.
Perhaps you've never thought of imagination as anything more than something little kids have. Perhaps you've never thought of it at all.
But let me tell you, it's more. It's mental stimulation, and keeping warm on a cold day (more of that in the Practical class), and ever so much more. It requires focus, but every time you focus, focusing becomes easier next time. It requires practice, but practice can be little more than a few minutes off-hand a day.
Imagine all the pssibilities! Or can you? If you can't, I recommend that you finish this class, and maybe another imagination class, too.
But the main purpose of this lesson is simply to encourage. To tell you that when you are overflowing with imagination, solutions to problems will flow with it. To tell you that it's worth taking this class.
No assignment.
This lesson written by: The DLF
Welcome to the Introductory Imagination Class.
Perhaps you've never thought of imagination as anything more than something little kids have. Perhaps you've never thought of it at all.
But let me tell you, it's more. It's mental stimulation, and keeping warm on a cold day (more of that in the Practical class), and ever so much more. It requires focus, but every time you focus, focusing becomes easier next time. It requires practice, but practice can be little more than a few minutes off-hand a day.
Imagine all the pssibilities! Or can you? If you can't, I recommend that you finish this class, and maybe another imagination class, too.
But the main purpose of this lesson is simply to encourage. To tell you that when you are overflowing with imagination, solutions to problems will flow with it. To tell you that it's worth taking this class.
No assignment.
This lesson written by: The DLF
