I use it for creating art most of the time, since I am also able to project imagination as a holographic insert into physical reality. It really helps to be able to perceive a quasi-existant object as vivid as I would a "real" one, and leads to some very intriguing subject matter.
if you're going to try it, I actually learned through excessive art in various media, writing, painting, sketching, improvisation, illusion, music. Eventually the thought process I used when creating the pieces became it's own skill altogether, and my imagination went into overdrive, which took years to get control of.
Writing increased the fluentness, where I was then able to make waking dreams that had structure to them -some sort of meaning or relation to the world around me. For visual art I excersized my minds eye with every detail I could imagine until my mind became faster than my body is capable of, and I could "forsee" my own art. Improvisation and Illusion (street magic) put the writing and drawing (respectively) Right into the moment, and forced them to interact with other people and the environment, like field training for shared dream and astral projection. Music in it's various forms can teach these things on an auditory level, and eventually you will be able to conduct imaginary orchestras with will power, or hear the waves of an ocean you've never seen.
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