- Imagine if our major political parties worked together to find the best solutions for our country.
Louise,
Sydney, Australia.
- Imagine we could pass on all our knowledge and experience to our children. Mankind would bloom!
Jo,
Rochester, UK.
- Imagine we weren’t shy to show our love to one another.
imagine365.
- Imagine complete self acceptance.
imagine365.
- Imagine equality. For all of us. Now.
Why is this taking so long?
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- Imagine it is possible………
(The dots are space for you to fill in.)
Anita, Bribie Island,
Australia.
- Imagine bringing curiosity and kindness to each moment of awareness.
imagine365.
- Imagine infinite possibilities.
imagine365.
- Imagine we were all taught the local indigenous language in school.
imagine365.
Australia.
- Imagine we give ourselves the freedom to be exactly who we want to be.
imagine365.
- Imagine waking knowing I am completely free from judgement. Imagine how the day would look then.
Anita, Bribie Island,
Australia.
- Imagine we stop criticizing ourselves.
imagine365.
- All I hold in my mind the loving Universe will then create. Fact or fiction, to create it I must imagine it!
Anita, Bribie Island,
Australia.
- Imagine a universal language.
imagine365.
- Imagine letting go of our preconceived ideas of how people or things should be and accepting them as they are.
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- Imagine you need to try less not more.
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- Imagine dancing like no one’s watching to your favourite song.
Martin, 14, Randwick,
Australia.
- Imagine being forty-seven.
Aden, 11, Randwick, Australia.
(After reading his mum's post yesterday).
- Imagine being eleven.
Kerry, 47, Randwick, Australia.
Inspired by watching my son use an old cricket bat to hit unripe mandarins from our tree up in the air and over the fence again and again.
- Imagine your best day ever.
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