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    “Mom, can you give Helicoptrin some more spaghetti? She’s really hungry after flying all the way here.” Everyone knows that imaginary friends are some children’s playmates that aren’t real and cannot be seen, but what does that exactly mean, and why do some children have them and some do not? According to Marjorie Taylor, a developmental psychologist, “an imaginary companion is a friend whom a child has created, talks about or interacts with on a regular basis.” Most children’s imaginary friend

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    Walter Mitty is an average, middle-aged man living a dull life, and is married to a bossy wife. He does just about everything that Mrs. Mitty tells him to do, except see Dr. Renshaw; and because of all this, Walter often daydreams about the more exciting lives that he could have possibly lived. These daydreams become so elaborate that Walter is very easily distracted and does not communicate with other people very well. Walter's boring life leads him to become highly imaginative, though he grows

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    hidden potentials, and cultural legacies lead to success. He asserts that if you work hard enough, assert yourself, and use your mind and imagination, you can shape the world to your desires. (Gladwell, 2013) The first relevant example is Bill Joy and Bill Gates and their I.T. success. Second, the Beatles, a group of musicians, used their minds and imaginations to challenge the music industry. Lastly, some individuals refused to

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    to kabalarians.com, Sankaran means someone who is creative and imaginative. Imagination was my childhood. If I wasn’t teaching my stuffed animals rudimentary math, my brother and I were saving the world as Aquawoman and Trainman. (I know, we came up with some pretty exciting superheros). Needless to say, my creativity is what shaped these worlds I escaped to when I was a kid. Even though I eventually outgrew “imagination time”, my creativity still pursued. I am constantly working on some sort of

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    Benefits of teaching children to meditate “Each day of our lives we make deposits in the memory banks of our children”, says Charles R. Swindoll, Evangelical Christian pastor. The fact is it is really hard to be a kid these days as they face many disruptions, attractions, overstimulation and peer burdens. How often the parents are allowing their children to watch TV? Not too many times, because everyone wants their children to be the best in academic results. In such an environment, is it not necessary

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    The passage from the story of The Lives Of The Dead, gives O'Brien's views on storytelling and how he pushes fiction within his short novel. Furthermore, this passage starting from the bottom of page 230 going to 231, allows the reader to not only get a general feel as to what O’Brien means when he refers to storytelling, but also how he feels when he recalls his memories and how he writes them on paper. To start off, the passage begins with O’Brien’s views on storytelling stating that “you dream

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    Boredom Is Bad

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    Is boredom really that bad? According to scientist boredom is really good for your brain and how it thinks. Boredom makes you daydream about flying acing your test and other things. It helps you relax your brain. However boredom can lead to bad decisions. Boredom should happen more often. Boredom makes you daydream about flying, acing your test and other things. This is a needed part of your brain, it gives you something to think about. During this time daydreaming makes your brain exercise

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    Imagination In Big Fish

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    Intro- Imagination has the ability to empower individuals, shaped by our experiences we are able to transcend past our physical and psychological bounds and enter a world that does not conform to our ideas of reality. Tim Burton explores this through his film Big Fish in which the imagination is portrayed as an attribute of great importance when faced with misfortune but also when content. Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy also conveys the significance that the imagination has when

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    Imagination is being able to think creatively to come up with new ideas or theories. It is a topic that is slowly declining in schools and everyday life. Imagination is important for growth in society, child development, and for entertainment. Without imagination, nothing new will ever be created, and everything will always stay the same. An imaginative person is not afraid to take risks and wants to express their opinions. The Lost Track of Time by Paige Britt discusses the need for imagination

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    In the book, M Train by Patti Smith, she creates portals that will cause her present to flashback into past moments, which Smith will be having questions about it later in the book. Why would Patti Smith create portals, when she is leaving a happy life in the present?. Based on Wikipedia definition of daydreaming is that “a person’s reality is blurred and partially substituted by a visionary fantasy, especially happy experiences” (Wikipedia). Basically, we all daydream of the best experiences of

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