Imagination is more important than knowledge

Imagination is the sixth sense which gives birth to creativity and unanswered questions that lead to the creation of new knowledge. In the past and present people with intriguing imaginations, and minds full of curiosity are found to have a keen interest in discovering and inventing far beyond what is in black and white.

The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless.

With his profound imagination, Shakespeare, the greatest dramatist, and writer drastically revolutionized the English language by creating more than a hundred new phrases and words.

Yes, one can memorize facts and figures to boast knowledge but one must dig deep to empower the power of one's imagination. No one knew the concept of gravitational force, the twenty-year struggle and one moment of imagination of Sir Isaac Newton solved the mystery of why things fall toward earth not fly in sky.

Before the advent of our homeland Pakistan, it was merely the dream of Sir Syed and Allama Iqbal that Quaid-e-azam through his untiring efforts made a reality. The poetry of Allama Iqbal was the artwork of his imagination.

Thus imagination is a germinating seed which upon proper struggle and creativity gives rise to fruits and leaves as new knowledge, ready to make the latest paradigms for better or worse.