" Imagination Versus Imaginal The difference between these two is important for us to know. Imagination is intentional fabrication, where we make it up from our own minds, feelings, and preferences. Imaginal is what is presented to us, intact, from and within a world that is as real as what we see, touch, hear, feel, smell, and know intellectually. Imaginal realms exist beyond the three-dimensional world, where things are real in the sense that they are not being imagined for our own liking or benefit. Imaginal imagery has integrity yet exists apart from what we create or control. Let "

― P.M.H. Atwater , A Manual for Developing Humans