Imaginal is Not Imaginary; It is the Medium of Fact

In my post, "Oh, Prayer is MOVEMENT" (ref. http://imagicworldview.blogspot.com/2015/12/oh-prayer-is-movement-commentary-on.html), I stated that "this existence is really imaginal." Someone corrected me for using the term 'imaginal' where the word 'imaginary' would do. But the word 'imaginary' will not do, because it means something totally different! 'Imaginary' carries the inescapable connotation of something being not real -- imagined with no corollary in fact. 'Imaginal,' on the other hand, is the medium of fact. According to Neville Goddard, that which is imagined as a fact-of-being, i.e., imaginally, and is persistently assumed to be real, will eventually "harden into fact."

And that is exactly the case: our facts are "hardened" imagination: existence is imaginal.

That which is imagined by God has the power to become (what we call) particulate. God imagines being and believes it, and whatever he thinks that he is, he becomes what he thinks. This is the meaning, I believe, of the book of Genesis: Adam (the intelligence of God) has the rib (the creative power) to Eve (give birth to living existence) -- Cain (acquisition) and Abel (transitoriness).

Imagination itself hardens into fact. The odd thing is that it is not the physical aspect that is the form, but the imagined EXPERIENCE. The physical simply facilitates the fulfillment of the imaginal. Because particulate matter is God's intelligence become what he imagines it to be, it moves as he thinks. It all seems so natural, except when he thinks your sick body is healed and it moves all at once to your body being healthy. He imagined my shorter arm being the same length as my longer arm, and I WATCHED my shorter arm grow out about a half inch to match my was-longer arm. Just because Charles Hunter asked for me (along with dozens of others in that particular meeting) to have that experience.

Is this experience transitory? This whole life is. Our reality of "fact" is, in fact, not imaginary but imaginal.