Take Your Imagination Off the Shelf

There’s something quietly radical about reclaiming your imagination.

We’re born bursting with it—crafting worlds, singing to stars, making miracles out of cardboard boxes and daydreams. But then… we grow up. And the 9-to-5 world begins to train it out of us. Slowly. Silently.

We start living for paychecks, approval, and productivity—taught to follow rules rather than dreams. We’re promised a seat at “the table,” but the cost? Our wonder. Our fire.

Imagination is more than creativity. It’s spiritual technology. It’s the place where faith and manifestation become friends.

It’s no accident the system teaches us to suppress it. Because imagination is where your knowing lives. Your gifts. Your power.

So today, I invite you:

Take your imagination off the shelf. Dust it off. Let it breathe again.

Pray from that place. Create from that place. Re-member who you are.

Because that is your ultimate state.

You weren’t born to just work. You were born to make worlds.

Yours in shadows and in starlight,

—L.H.

There’s something quietly radical about reclaiming your imagination.