So every moment of time you realize it is not what I simply sit down to imagine that comes to pass, as a friend of mine, who is here tonight, told the story two weeks ago, that the unintentional imaginal acts are just as effective. If imagining creates reality, it can’t deliberately [...] the conscious deliberate imaginal act, but every imaginal act is as effective as a deliberate conscious imaginal act. You and I are called upon to become more alert, more aware, more discriminating, more selective in the imaginal acts that we would entertain. But whether we are or not, the unintentional imaginal acts are just as effective in producing results as the intentional imaginal acts. So, when I say imagining creates reality, I mean it literally. So you can repeat “imagining creates reality” and walk, saying “He’s no good, she’s no good, and I don’t care for them” and do all these things, and people say, now that doesn’t matter, because I didn’t sit down to imagine deliberately. These are just as effective as the moment that you employ when you think that you are in meditation and doing something deliberately, yes, they will work, but all the other imaginal acts they are just as effective.337 ¶23