This book includes various articles and flashes that were brought to the author's mind and the imagination of various arts, various researches, and a few translated pieces on the art of acting and other issues of arts and literature that occupied the minds of intellectuals at the end of the nineteenth century and the twentieth century. If the title of the book is derived from imagination and conscience, then imagination is more important than knowledge, as it is a prior vision of the future attractions of life, and reality is stranger than imagination, because imagination must contain some realism, and imagination is the carpet of the real wind, and imagination often carries us to imaginary worlds, and from Without imagination we can't go anywhere. A good imagination is not used to escape from reality, but rather to create it, and imagination is a characteristic of a productive person. The reason why truth is stranger than fiction is that fiction must be connected by a logical thread to make us believe it, while truth may be completely illogical.