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Our Sixth Sense-- Creative Imagination

The reality of a sixth sense has been
fairly well established. This sixth sense is creative imagination. The faculty of creative imagination is one which the majority of people never use during an entire lifetime, and if used at all, it usually happens by mere accident.

 A relatively small number of people use, with deliberation and purpose afterthought, the faculty of creative imagination. Those who use this faculty voluntarily, and with understanding of its functions, are geniuses.

The faculty of creative imagination is the direct link between the finite mind of man and Infinite Intelligence. All so-called revelations referred to in the realm of religion, and all discoveries of basic or new principles in the field of invention take place through the faculty of creative imagination.

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