Your fantasies may be hazardous to your health: how your thoughts create your world

Rockport, Mass: Element (1995)
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Abstract

This text suggests that imagination is a powerful tool that can be used creatively or destructively, and argues that by becoming more conscious of how we use fantasy and are affected by it, we can learn to apply imagination more constructively.

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