Using imagination to make concrete changes in reality can be beneficial. Life is a vase of flowers awaiting the prodding, and pulling, and tugging, and coddling which is responsive to the vision that the flower arranger beholds. The skill of artistry of the flower arranger entirely depends on taking the time to study the features and the beauty of each flower, as well as the backdrop and environment of the flowers. I hope that the answer on more than sporadic occasion is yes. The interpretation of inspiration as a result of perception is the beginning of willful change.
Willful change is the heart, mind and soul of self-control.
Willful change is the desire that someone has after experiencing a belief, even maybe ever so small, in his or her belief system. Just as when the sunlight touches a flower, which unveils its fullness and beauty as a result, understanding and believing that I can develop effective self-control will bring about wanted changes. Self-control, I have found, is part of an artistic expression and not just a regiment of do's and don'ts. One day I see art and the beauty of expression when a day before all I saw was a vase of flowers. Linda S. LaFlamme - Currently pursuing a degree in Psychology at college in MA, her hobbies are writing poetry, going for walks, playing guitar, visiting the ocean.