Hello Spirit,
It is very interesting that you mention the "law of attraction" in relation to the practice of creative visualization.  I completely agree in the practice of both.  I believe that once you focus on positive energy and are able to visualize, discipline yourself in a positive light.. you would be able to change your perspective on the world.  Each obstacle that you approach, you will become clear-minded and be able to separate yourself from being immersed in say, an angry situation and observe from an outward perspective- addressing the situation more postively versus being consumed by the situation at hand.  I guess, stepping out of your immediate, emotional response and addressing the situation with tact and logic.

Hi Sara and Spirit wind, 

Periodically I too use guided imagery.  Often I don't realize the importance until I've had time to really process what I've seen.  Then, when recalled I learn importance.  I'ts really been helpful. 

I feel inspire to ask you to include the whole of humanity in your imagery of the pure land.  How beautiful it will be.  Maybe if you can imagine this beauty, you can help bring this world into fruition.  I'll commit to doing this as well and we;ll see what happens.  Rippling like a wonderous butterfly effect from ones imagination to the whole of the world.  We can come to realize that there really is only oneness and love,  in this we will be doing our part to help to end all suffering.  Just by imagining it is so.  You can not make changes by the same thought which formulated the present but must change your perspective.  Out of that metamorphosis change is possible.

I know this sounds sort of out there but oh well I felt compelled to share.

Have a wonderful day!

Getting back to creative visualization, the most common one I do is envision white light surrounding me....or sometimes emanating from me.  I usually include a silent or verbal prayer with it.  Like asking Jesus for his white light to protect me and to shine love and light to others. 

Here's something that I do for the sheer fun of it.  I often visualize the situation I am in (often a meeting) as if we are in a cartoon TV show, like Family Guy. I love doing this.  Granted, it probably doesn't have much "spiritual value", but it lightens my mood and makes me more creative. 

Do you guys have any fun ones?

Interesting, thanks for explaining yourself. A decade or two ago when in grad school it seemed clear to me that most of the angry militant feminists I knew were really just angry people who took out their anger at the world in a self-righteous way, and I found some of them so unappealing that it made me seriously question my own views about feminism. Finally I realized that all feminists weren't like that, but that the angry, mean ones were the only ones that were visible, for obvious reasons. So I was able to come back around to supporting their goals but not their attitudes & methods. Maybe this is sort of what you're talking about with the prophetic-voice types---because the feminists who got under my skin were definitely "weak at interpersonal relations."