Imagination is a deeply human tendency. We spend a significant portion of our conscious lives in the realm of imagination (e.g., daydreaming, mind wandering). Imagination occupies an important place ...

When Catholic writers, artists, scholars, critics and philosophers refer to the Catholic imagination, what do they mean? Dana Gioia is a poet and former chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts ...

Imagination gets a bad name. We tend to treat it as the opposite of being serious, the stuff of daydreams and make-believe, fine for children but not for grown-ups with real work to do. Carl Sagan, a ...

I have a pretty vivid imagination, sometimes for the good, sometimes not. I love it when it helps me to create new stories or songs, or when I can daydream about fun times ahead. But it can also lead ...

Imagination didn’t disappear in adulthood — fear replaced it, and growth stalled as a result. Without imagination, leaders maintain the past; with it, they create the future. Most adults did not lose ...

Imagine a space where every possibility exists simultaneously. Where time has no preferred direction. Where the distinction between "what is" and "what could be" has no meaning because nothing has yet ...