In a world of the imagination, nothing is impossible. That’s one of the reasons I enjoyed writing this series so much. If I could dream it, then it could be true. Now meets the past, meets the future, meets the fantastical on the playground of pure imagination. Through the imagined technology of time travel, Ann is able to travel all over the timeline. We may not have that technology, yet. Therefore, we can’t erase the mistakes of the past. However, we can dream of and build a brighter tomorrow, together. It’s not impossible.

Today’s Book Quote

“Nothing is impossible.”

Keyokuk, pre-Columbian North America

It’s Not Impossible

In this series, we explore the possibilities of the impossible. Creating a future world where physical illness is a distant memory, and where humans and nature live in a balanced harmony? Not impossible. Making sure the holocaust is never forgotten, and therefore never repeated? That’s doable too. Saving the First Peoples from European Conquest? We are working on that one as well. You can do the impossible too. Though you can’t go back in time and erase the mistakes of the past, you can dream of, and create a better tomorrow. This is the message I hope to spread to the world. Let’s build a better future together.

My Impossible Hope

If I could change one thing in this world, I would create a world where everyone is healthy – physically, spiritually, and mentally. That would be a place of pure joy. That world would not have to cope with mankind’s sinful nature. There would be no illness either. No cancer, or multiple sclerosis, or mental health issues to devastate lives. Everyone would be kind and loving to one another. That is the world I would like to occupy. A world where perfect harmony and balance prevail. It’s not totally impossible.

Your Turn

Tell me about your impossible hopes and dreams. What would the future world of your dreams be like? Let me know in the comments below.