About Imagination

Imagination does not come when we force ourselves or when we concentrate. That is what psychologists do, they try to make you concentrate or think, through a mental process, to imagine something…

That is not how it is done… Imagination comes spontaneously, thinking, but the heart or the soul thinks, and the images appear by themselves, the visions…

Visions appear spontaneously, not by concentrating and forcing ourselves to imagine.

All of these things appear suddenly, from the unconscious, like a place you have been before, and this gives you bliss, or a kind of melancholy…

They are images that you have encountered before or places where you have been before, and they quickly appear in your mind.

You can also penetrate with your attention into different parts of the body and see images from those energy wheels or from those parts of the body. Imagination in art means letting the heart manifest itself.

I do not believe that God wants me to concentrate or make an effort when I paint, create, or sing.

God wants me to work, but He wants me to work detached, letting the Spirit work, and what comes out through the spirit becomes something that was called imagination in the past.