The Manifesto of ∴ Imaginary

The credo of Imaginary is primarily based on the act of pursuing the superior reality of innumerable forms and associations, normally neglected, for they are illusory. With the omnipotence of dreams, that involuntary play of imagination,  we are periodically inspired to ignore the physical form. On the other hand, thousands of sacred scriptures and pathways to the prescribed and ready-made Truth, find their followers and fanatics. By utilizing the lies, indulgence, assumption, rumors, superstition, conspiracy theories, and quasi-new age philosophy…→

“Transience spreads before us as diversity which tantalizes and deceives. To conclude what the senses tell us, is neither real nor unreal; It is temporarily real; pragmatically real; a combination of truth and falsehood; apparently real, but fundamentally unreal.”
(Monadic Media)

Reflections that will soon be subject to the forces of decay…→

“Immanent is not personal, neither is Transcendence. Each is an expression in time, space and motion of an impersonal Principle, which Itself is eternal, omnipresent and at rest.”
(The Kingdom of the Gods)

Scenography, inspired and composed out of captured glimpses is used metaphorically and refers to an unusual sense of beauty, that seems impossible to attain…→

“However men approach Me, even so, do I welcome them, for the path men take from every side is Mine.” (Bhagavad Gita)

Although initially non-visible to the public, the imaginary still exists, as surely as Immanent Consciousness itself exists.  The past of imaginary storylines belongs to a time of the invisible man on the sky, existing only as a myth in a blurred memory…→