I have been thinking about this question recently. What I mean is, if there is no imaginary world, then we can go there and be what we imagined through a relationship, that is, how happy is our natural feeling? we use? Fantasy has changed our lives, but it is limited, because we enjoy fantasy so much that we become addicted, and we live in the purest joy and happiness under the curse of this drug. But the metaphorical embodiment of grace in reality is much stronger. (From my perspective)

Since grace is the best for us, I believe that when my imagination catches up with me, in the sense that grace leads to salvation, I am not afraid. You cannot measure pain with unlimited imagination. However, grace is a bigger and faster task than using unlimited imagination to turn imaginary pain into happiness.

Everyone has an imagination, but grace is beyond society's imagination. The relationship must exist, so it will be beneficial to enjoy the grace within me, because grace is stronger than everyone thinks, and I possess this grace.

In other words, in the intangible, personally created power of grace and the absolute scope of its operation, there is reality beyond my imagination, even though my imagination works for my benefit and honor.