^Imagine ^Pretend ^Impose ^Control ~imagination~ ~impostors~ ~required~ ~interactions~ ~impossible~

Figure

A small turtle on lower right with a giant thought cloud reaching to the upper left.
A black background in the thought cloud frames the rest of the scene.
A large sun on the upper left.
A tiny chocolate chip cookie near the top reminiscent of a tiny moon.
A giant turtle whose shell is reminiscent of earth.
The left and right hands of the turtle are each holding an unattached smaller arm
which arms are each holding an unattached smallest arm.
The smallest arms are in attitude of scratching the head from above
and scratching the chin from beneath.
The giant turtle has an inquisitive expression as it gazes upward.

Annotate

^Mark it in our ~mind~.
^Figure it in our ~mind~.
^Connect everything in our ~mind~.
^Complement it.
^Encapsulate it.
^Cooperate in it.
^Break from it to ^Refresh ^Regularly or once ~SICK~.

Subject

^Imagine is a mode of ^Schedule that may ^Sacrifice uniform ~measure~ of time for ^More ~empathy~ within our ~mind~. Our ~mind~ has a ^Curiously ^STRONG ~ability~ to ^Connect a wild range of ~ideas~. Typically, we ^Find that our ~mind~ may ^Exercise our ~imagination~ ~as~ we ^Dream. However, to daydream, to ^Pretend, to brainstorm and to ^Act with or without a script for its ^Own sake; all these may ^Heal and ^Refresh ^When done in ^Full ~strength~. ^Care to ^Use it in ~moderation~.

^When we ^Imagine with a ~purpose~ in ~mind~ or ^When ~SICK~, it is ~BEST~ to ^Ignore tangents of ~hope~ or ~belief~ (~fact~, ~emotion~, ~fact~, ~emotion~, … ) and ^Refuse or ^Avoid ^Pure emotional tangents (~emotion~, ~feelings~, ~opposition~, … ).

Target

Anytime we have something we ^Want to ^Grow.

Anytime we ^Want to ^Find ~motivation~ for ourselves.

Anytime we ^Want to ^Share and ^Inspire ~motivation~ in our ~family~.

^When we can't ^Receive, ^Scan or ^Live in ~accord~ to our ~desire~ or ~dream~, we may ^Imagine instead. It may ^Become a ^Terrific ~replacement~ to ~life~, but ^Watch that it may ^Grant us ~satiety~. ^Excess ~desire~ or ~shame~ from it may ^Lead us into ~temptation~ rather than ^Give ~benefit~.

^When we ^Want to ^Become ^More ~SICK~ or ^Cause ourselves to ^Fall, we may ^Use our ~imagination~ while ~SICK~ or we may add a ~topic~ or ~emotion~ into it that may ^Make us ~SICK~.