Power of imagination

 I imagine the ideal picture of what I want, and I picture my ideals. 

The key is as detailed as possible. 

They call is visualisation. 

Is it true that the brain can’t decipher the reality from imagination? 

Or the more we imagine, the more we align our reality to our imagination. 

I have started to imagine more often. I am going to imagine my ideal the moment I wake up in the morning, and in the evening before I sleep. 

When I imagine my ideal, I become happy. 

So that’s 30 seconds of happiness. 

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