Everyone's got one. Mine's still in the young phase, and I doubt it will ever leave there. Sure, it's matured a bit, but the basics are still there. That's why I get along so well with children...
My imaginative world is really interesting. In my imagination, I'm like a knight, but different. I imagine myself as a paladin; like a knight, but I fight for a much higher cause. I serve God and I am humble to the people around me. I wish to protect everyone and would leap into the fray alone, just to buy some time for my friends to either seek safety or accomplish their goals.
However, my personality is the same as reality. Inside, I burn with love and I care so much about the people around me, but in my imagination, my feelings can be harnessed into power. Paladins are blessed with curative and healing magicks. However, in desperation, my imaginative self eminates an intense light and the power is almost too intense for me to bear. God has blessed me with this energy from within, but only when I know that either the ones I love are in need, or my faith is at stake can I release this energy.
I wish I could release my emotions and my care like I can in my imagination. I think that's something God blesses with many people; that caring that you wish you could let out physically, to make you strong when all seems to be lost. But in some ways, I'm glad I cannot release how I feel like that. I don't need intense white lights or an overwhelming blast of energy to save my faith and the people I love. God is infinitely more powerful than anything I could dream up.
But I will not let my imagination fade to dust. God blessed me with this imagination, and I can use it as a source of strength and encouragement to others. I don't need to be a paladin to be able to fight.
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