The Right to Imagine Change

Imagine us living our lives and one day, out of the blue, there’s a madman saying that the earth moves. Just picture it. “How come we don’t feel it?” Imagine him saying that the earth is round. “How come we don’t fall?” He then says the sun doesn’t revolve around the earth. “Then how is time explained?” Worldviews that no one had ever doubted, collapsed in the blink of an eye. In one person’s moment of clarity, the planet’s form was reshaped. Reprogrammed. There was an upgrade to three-dimensional reality, through the expansion of collective horizons. Did you know, the ones that change the world are always on its edge –pulling its limits, so that it overcomes itself and evolves.

Imagine the ruling order overthrown and us having to correct our automatic thoughts. Imagine night following day and the world seeing a new truth as to how it happened. Systems that nobody had ever crosschecked were proven misguided by a single cogwheel. In one partaker’s moment of pause, the operator became aware of the autopilot and corrected the mistake before it was late. Did you know, the ones that have vision are always on the edge –to get a clear overview, so that the longing to share what they see becomes undeniable.

Imagine the world being changed by a madman,

and that person being you.