It is so important to know when and when not to use our imagination.
The use of our imagination makes all the difference.
It is our imagination that trips us up and it is our imagination that delivers us success.
We use our imagination negatively when we project mechanically or unconsciously, which is not to our or anyone else's benefit. For example, someone is late, and being worried, we imagine them having had an accident.
In such cases we should not use imagination, just know that they are late and thgat is it. It stops there. The same thing when we are feeling unpleasant sensations in our body. Feel the sensations but not imagine anything else.
If we feel the sensations and nothing else, as if we lack imagination, we will help ourselves out so much. We won't activate the emotional cnetre which then activates our insticinvitve centre and the unconscious parts of our physiology, where we lose control and feelings such as panic and nervousness appear, all becasue of the nagative images in our thoughts. It is the added dimension that is often to more difficult to deal with.
Using imagaintion wrongly can make things unbearable and more painful.
We use our imagination positively and correctly when it is to the benefit of ourselves and others to carry out a specific task. Such as for example, meditating, praying, being on the look out, cooking, planning, decorating, painting, designing, writing etc. Here we need to use imagination. Though when it comes to the ego we do well not to use it.
The consciosuness does not use lmagination to trip us up. It uses it consciously to solve problems, open new dimensionas and to know.
The way to understand all of this is to deal with some things without the dimension of imagination and with it. Some instances it is just better to see what the physical senses perceive and in some instancnes it is better to use imagination as well what the senses perceive.
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