The imagination is often dismissed as daydreaming or fantasy, but the imagination may play a role in creating our experience of the world. ITPI board member Christina Grote shares some ideas that could encourage us to take the imagination more seriously.

ITPI mastery teacher Lucy Piper has begun to sharpen her imagination to create a new and better reality. She reminds us that a dream can be supported by action and service to lead to a better world.

Through “embodied imagination” we imagine a transformation en route to experiencing it in our lives. ITPI mastery teacher Roger Marsh talks about how ITPI practitioners are on a path to this realization.

How might imagination be a bridge between our inner and outer worlds? How do intention and imagination strengthen our affirmations? How can imagination activate our knowledge? ITPI board member Christina Grote discusses these topics and more.

Here is an opportunity to assess how the attribute of Imagination shows up in all dimensions – body, mind, heart and soul. The aim of this process is to spark growth physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually, and to move toward full awareness of what is arising moment to moment.

We are endowed with an incredible gift of imagination, and as we develop it, we can deeply and constructively engage with this extraordinary capacity to envision and empower the world we know is possible. Through developing our capacity for imagination, we may be able to co-create a more joyous, just, and peaceful world, and actively meet the challenges we face at this time in history.

ITPI has a new Director of Flow, Function and Strategy. His name is Matt Winters. In this new position, Matt supports strategic planning, oversees core operations and steers systems design to advance the organization’s mission. He leads a committed team and partners with the president to guide ITPI through its current phase of renewal and growth. Get to know Matt in this interview.

ITP offers many helpful tools for navigating life’s transitions. ITPI Mastery teacher Kim Kristenson-Lee talks about how George Leonard and his wisdom of Aikido practices can inspire our journey through transitions.

ITP Practitioner Rich Sigberman reflects on transition in his life as an artist. The transition process takes focused surrender.

Sometimes a transition brings us face-to-face with opposing points of view or someone who just is “not present.” An LET practice called Automatic Door Blend uses energy to see issues from another person’s point of view.