I decided to call my website “imaggienation” as a playful way to capture my ongoing investigations of truth-telling and imagining. 

I think of myself as someone who has always relied heavily on imagination – to overcome life challenges, as well as to envision better and brighter future for myself and others.

Recently, I have been reflecting on and exploring imagination anew as practicing radical honesty has drawn me to develop moment-to-moment awareness of what is perceivable versus imagined in attempt to stay grounded in the present moment, and take responsibility for my experiences. I plan to use this platform to share fragments of my journey and my imagination, and I’d be happy if this website proves useful or inspiring to its readers.

“Because when you are imagining, you might as well imagine something worthwhile”

– Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables