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To be an imaginal cell is as simple as telling fellow college students in the cafeteria who are complaining about the quality of the food that perhaps if they didn’t mindlessly take everything in the line and then only eat the dessert and throw away all of the food, the school could buy less but better ingredients and prepare better meals.
It is as simple as telling the fellow marine at the sink next to you that he doesn’t have to run the taps at full blast continually during the entire time he is shaving, especially since you and he are two of 50,000 marines on a desert island that relies on rainwater and is in a drought.
But to be the imaginal cell is to be disliked by many of the other cells, because they really don’t want to know things they can do to improve and don’t want to hear it, so if one is the imaginal cell, they should pick and choose when to speak and be wise about it.
To be someone who thinks and lives in ways that diverge from the dominant culture of today’s society. Someone who faces challenges because of prevailing norms due to one’s ideas and values, but is dedicated to transforming one’s environment and creating positive change.  I do see myself as an imaginal cell, evolving as I delve into the wisdom of Kabbalah, connecting with like-minded friends, and being part of a growing network nurturing spiritual development, to be closer to the Creator. Transforming our ego-driven society for the greater good of all mankind, through fostering love, one step at a time, to heal the harm that has been done.
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