Hi, Linda, What a very restrictive view of imagination. Imagination is a wild creature capable of anything conceiveable and everything inconceivable. Why do you want to use this fabulous gift in order to try to quantify or justify a vaccuous 'law'. In my imagination, as in My Fathers' House, there are many mansions. There are those in which dwell the darkest of demons, each with a purpose and manner that changes by the second. There are those in which dwell the Gods of all creation with their benevolent and destructive desires for humanity. There are those in which dwell the creatures that have control of my destiny but which, like wraiths, taunt me with their other-worldly knowledge and construction. There are those in which dwell creatures that defy description and which interact with me in ways that a physical world will simply deny. There are those in which ........ I could go on, but won't. Imagination is a fabulous gift - subvert it to your will at your peril - it is a free spirit that cannot be tamed. It would rather die. Regards