Well, if my Imagination is God, my imaginal acts are God in action. Look into the room…do you see anything in this room or in the whole vast world that wasn’t first imagined? The clothes you wear, the chairs on which you are seated…everything in this world was once only imagined and then it became fact…the pictures on the wall. All of that is out of man’s Imagination. All right, so he first imagined it. My tailor took a piece of cloth that had no shape, and when he discovered what I wanted as to color, he said, “Do you want single-breasted, double-breasted? Single breasted, all right. Now leave it to me, Neville, I know more about making a suit than you do. So don’t tell me how you want it pinched here or there…let me make a suit.” And then he used his Imagination to execute a suit. It had to be first imagined before he even started cutting the cloth, and then he produced what was once only imagined. This building was once only imagined and then it became fact.118 ¶29