Albert Einstein's Dreams: The Power Of Imagination

Albert Einstein’s Dreams. Did you know that in his discoveries, Einstein primarily relied on information from dreams?

He said that his entire scientific career was a reinterpretation of a dream in which he saw himself riding a sleigh down a steep snowy slope. Picking up speed, and all the surrounding colors merging into one blur.

This dream inspired his entire career. One of his most famous statements: “The gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge.”

Einstein made brilliant discoveries and outpaced many scientists of his time not only thanks to the knowledge he had. But also because he trusted his inner voice and used the powerful force of his imagination. Einstein never believed in the IMpossibility of anything and followed his own secrets of success.

Here are some of them.

Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.

Our beliefs and perceptions are often a trap that limits our possibilities. The only knowledge capable of moving us forward on the path of development is the knowledge that imagination is capable of anything. And everything that is possible in our imagination is also possible in reality.

Well, for everyone who has taken the @magickum training, this should be familiar. Albert Einstein’s Dreams. His next statement:

There are two ways to live: You can live as if nothing is a miracle, and you can live as if everything in this world is a miracle.

Belief in miracles inspires us and fills our life with energy. The ability to see magic in the simplest and most natural things allows us to enjoy life and rejoice in what we have. At the same time, the conviction that miracles do not happen opens boundless possibilities for self-realization. After all, there are no obstacles to achieving what you desire.

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When I study myself and my way of thinking, I come to the conclusion that the gift of imagination and fantasy has meant more to me than any abilities for abstract thinking. Everything that can be born in our imagination can be embodied in our life. Imaginative thinking and visualization of what you desire – this is where the realization of Your dream begins.

Who rules our fate…

We are born on one day…. We leave on one day…. In a day we can change, and in a day we can fall in love… In just one day anything can happen…

One day can turn life upside down and divide it into BEFORE and AFTER…. But that one day will be a real EVENT, which your subconscious will show you long in advance. Nothing actually happens suddenly; everything is preceded by a chain of actions, decisions, choices, deeds… This is exactly how our world and our life are created. No one but ourselves decides how we should live and what to choose. In reality – only you can authorize or allow your life to change.

Life is generous to those who follow their destiny… (P. Coelho)

Evidence? It’s on you. Recall the 5 most important events (that concerned you directly) of your life. And write right here in the comments, were they connected to your actions and deeds? Or were they a complete surprise to which you had no relation whatsoever? And please, be honest, because we won’t be proving anything to each other. We will simply look at this world more broadly and objectively.
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Shall we argue with Coelho? Or is he right? Have you noticed what you dream about before such important events?

Discoveries in a Dream

Why are discoveries made in a dream? The 19th-century American Elias Howe is considered the “father” of the modern sewing machine. He nearly went mad, straining his mind to figure out where the eye of the needle should be located for the mechanism to work. The solution came to the inventor in a dream. He kept thinking about the classic needle, and the eye at the bottom of the needle simply didn’t occur to him…

Until he had a dream that he was creating a sewing machine for the king of savages in a strange land.”

In the dream, the king of the savages gave Howe 24 hours to solve the task. The inventor was saved from the nightmare by the natives’ spears, which for some reason had holes in their tips, right at the point.
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At 4 a.m., Howe woke up and turned the dream into reality. He understood everything at once. The eye of the needle should be at the point of the tip, not on the wide part. As a result, he was the first in the United States to receive a patent for a sewing machine with a shuttle mechanism (the so-called “lockstitch”).
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Howe’s sewing machine made straight seams at a speed of up to 300 stitches per minute, and journalists called his device “extraordinary.” I wonder, if we still didn’t have sewing machines, would our world be the same? It’s even hard to imagine.

Focus of Attention

And what if Elias Howe hadn’t made such a discovery? Would someone else have made it? A rhetorical question. But! There is an opinion that could be considered a statement. It is impossible to invent something that doesn’t exist. All pioneers and inventors made their discoveries for one main reason — they were focused on their achievement.

The solution to the problem was in their focus of attention. And it is precisely thanks to such concentration of the power of thought that they began to “see” and receive the necessary information. This is the principle of receiving answers to any questions in dreams. It is precisely this that lies at the foundation of the dream practice.
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And that is exactly why lucid dreams are one of the most cherished desires of millions of people (here is a post about LD practice #практикасновмагикум) To have personal access to such a source of data! You can get any information if you can create such a focus of attention. The simplest example. When you worry about someone, you begin to see that person in your dreams.
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Have you noticed such synchronicity?