Your Imagination is a Superpower!

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I remember how wonderful my imagination was when I was a kid. It seemed like there was no limit to what my mind could think up. When I was in the first grade, I found an old dictionary, and my imagination turned it into a powerful book of spells so that I could be a wizard! And I often dreamed of what it would be like to live amongst the stars, flying from sun to sun in a spaceship, exploring the wonders of our universe. My imagination was like my own personal movie theater--except I got to participate in the movies!

I feel sad when I see how our imagination can sometimes be suppressed as we become adults, as though it is a tool that is no longer useful. The truth is that our imagination is a superpower, especially the ability for us to visualize new possibilities with the power of our inner eye. Imagination is what created the Mona Lisa, inspired the Wright brothers to bring us powered flight, and sent humans to the Moon and beyond. Those beautiful ideas couldn't become real until they first were born through their creators' inner vision.

This Sunday, June 2nd at 1pm, Dr. Edward's workshop will show us how we can tap into this superpower through the power of visualization, so that we can better see and embrace the beauty and goodness the universe is eagerly waiting to bring into our lives. Join us to unlock the creative wonders of your imagination!

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