Concept
Everyone is you pushed out
182 passages across the corpus
- The Creative Use of Imagination (1952) · 1952
Scripture tells us to “Seek and you shall find: and when you find him, you will be like him.” I tell you, you will never find your fulfilled desire until you are the desire! Those who go searching for love only make manifest their lovelessness, for you never have to search for what you are! I am Mary and you are Mary too, for we are forever conceiving of ourselves. The whole of human life is the
Read passage → - The Law · 1959
Take it seriously. Do not go through this with your dream un-acted. It took this lady 30 seconds to enact her drama and another 60 seconds to realise it. The whole vast world is no more than man’s imagining pushed out. I must qualify that by saying that the world outside of man is dead, but Man is a living soul, and it responds to man, yet man is sound asleep and does not know it. The Lord God pla
Read passage → - Neville Goddard The Law Of The Identical Harvest · 1962
But tonight, in the practical world in which we live here, which will still be with you when you go through the gate called death – it will be the practical world – you will find this Principle still operating. Everyone who is not “born from above” will still be looking for this principle to find out how to make things come into his world that he wants. It’s a simple, simple principle. You start k
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “The Holy One” · 1963
Tonight’s subject is “The Holy One.” We are told in the Book of Isaiah, the 43rd chapter: “I am the Lord thy God, the Holy One of Israel, thy Savior. I, I am the Lord; and beside me there is no savior.” Read it carefully, only one savior: I am the Lord. I am the Lord, and there is no other savior. One has to dwell upon it, and really dwell upon it to extract from it its message. One cannot discove
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “I AM the Vine” · 1963
One day, you hit the last point and then comes that enormous power of creativity, which was resting at the base of the spine. It was enormous power and you were it. It was God all along, God in descent. And there you saw it, and you can say to yourself, “I know it is myself, O my Divine Creator and Redeemer.” And you, as it, moved up in a circular manner, in the most perfect manner, just like a se
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “I AM the Vine” · 1963
Now let us go into the Silence. Q: ___(??) what about the other holy scripts of denominations? A: What about other books other than the Bible? Well, first of all, the Torah is the first five books of our Bible, Genesis through Deuteronomy. When it comes to the others, I am not qualified to really pass a serious judgment on it. I firmly believe that God’s greatest revelation is given to us in what
Read passage → - A Confession Of Faith · 1964
So I tell you, faith—read it in the 11th chapter of the Book of Hebrews, “Things that you see were made from things that do not appear.” If one could only keep that in mind. The success that you want is made from things that you do not know in this world. It is not made from your friends. Don’t depend upon one friend in this world. Don’t depend upon anyone, just…it’s all in you. The whole vast wor
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Binding And Loosing The 1964 Lectures · 1964
Now are there any questions, please? Q: Could you relate what you said tonight about forgiveness to your chapter called The Pruning Shears of Revision? A: Yes, definitely. Revision is forgiveness. I tried to freshen it as it were, because the word today…after 2,000 years the ship has grown barnacles. And all these words, like atonement, like forgiveness, certain groups have claimed the right and t
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Binding And Loosing The 1964 Lectures · 1964
For she didn’t have the virtue of mercy when she actually aided in the destruction and death of her husband, through a passion that she wanted to, I would say, appease. And so, she certainly was not merciful, she was not one of pity, she was not one of love, and so, he asked her to assume a virtue if she had it not. What virtue? Well, he didn’t name it for her. He allowed her to select the virtue
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Binding And Loosing The 1964 Lectures · 1964
Did you read last week’s Life Magazine of MacArthur? I did. I’m very interested in the man and I read the story of Gen. MacArthur. But the very end, the very last paragraph, when he was leaving West Point, he quoted what the general who addressed this fine body of men said. He said: “Before you take off that uniform, you will be at war. It is always so, it’s part of the tradition of our country. Y
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “All Are Human” · 1964
And so, I know I inherit a presence. I know when the time comes to take it off, automatically he has already changed my lowly body to be of one form with his glorious body, and the body that I will wear tomorrow is one with that of the exalted Christ. That I know. And so, when this happens, I will say to anyone, if a thief, alright, even though you are a thief, you’re a cutthroat, you’re a murdere
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “God Has A Purpose” · 1964
Tonight’s subject is “God Has a Purpose,” an infinite purpose, and no one will thwart it. But within the framework of his purpose, you and I could have unnumbered objectives, and no one, really, could thwart it if we really understand his law; the law that was given to us…how we, too, can realize these purposes. A purpose, in a strict sense, is a deliberately conceived plan proposing a certain act
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “I Am Called by Thy Name, O Lord” · 1964
And so, the fatherhood I am, and if that name, that holy name is Jesus. Well, you may laugh or may walk out of here never to return again, it makes no difference to me. I am he. I’m the same man, Neville, but I am he, as you are he. You don’t know it and I know it. I know not because I earned it; I know it because it was given to me. I didn’t earn it, no man can earn it, it’s a gift, and because i
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “I Am Called by Thy Name, O Lord” · 1964
Tonight’s title is taken from the Book of Jeremiah. It’s the 15th chapter, the 16th verse: “Thy words were found, and I ate them, and thy words became to me the joy and delight of my heart;”—and then he tells the results of eating these words—“for I am called by thy name, O Lord, God of hosts.” He found the words, he ate them, assimilated them, and then it produced this knowledge that he who ate t
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “The Friend of Sinners” · 1964
I start in the end. That was shown me so vividly a couple of years ago where I saw this fantastic story. I was taken in Spirit into this palatial home, and here I saw this family, two generations and a third, they spoke of a third, but the third was the oldest, unseen by the eye of man. He had gone from the world, but he left a fortune that they now enjoyed. It was well invested, and they lived on
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “The Law of Liberty” · 1964
And so, that story you can take to heart. Tonight, what would it feel like? If you want money, well, make yourself one who has oodles of it. What would it feel like to him, if he really wants money? Because many have it without any thought of money, but if someone really wants money, what would it be like after he really went over in a big way? And then you try to match your feeling to that which
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “Evil: Turning to Other Gods” · 1965
So I’m asking everyone here this night that when you go home you test it in a simple, simple way. If you have x-number of dollars in the bank—providing of course you want x-number of dollars in the bank—wouldn’t you see it in your mind’s eye? Wouldn’t you see the world differently with no anxiety about bills, none whatsoever? Because if they came you would pile them that high if you had money in t
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “Evil: Turning to Other Gods” · 1965
So, all things exist in the human Imagination. And as Blake so clearly stated, “All that you behold, though it appears without, it is within, in your (own wonderful human) Imagination, of which this world of mortality is but a shadow.” The whole vast world is man, the observer, pushed out. And you will have experience after experience to persuade you to accept this God, not that god. “If anyone sh
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “The Art of Dying” (1965) · 1965
So repentance in a lovely way means “to become another person.” Because that was my being that’s the being that I am. Become another person: I don’t see him that way, I don’t see her that way, I change it in my mind’s eye; and changing it, I persuade myself of the reality of that imaginal act. I represent the individual to myself as what I would like him to be, and seeing him in that light I belie
Read passage → - God Only Acts · 1966
Although others are present, you see only two, the Risen Christ who as infinite love embraces you, and El Shaddai, one and the same presence, but seen only as God Almighty. El Shaddai, infinite power without compassion, and the risen Christ, infinite power of love, yet it is the same being. “I appeared to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob as God Almighty, but by the name the Lord (which is I AM) I did not
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “Behold the Dreamer” (1966) · 1966
Well, he’s right. But Jung had not yet awakened or he wouldn’t be frightened. He’s David going into the deep. He calls it the “unconscious mind, the collective unconscious” where man is actually going deeper and deeper into himself, but he calls it the unconscious. I don’t like the use of the word, because it means the absence of psychical activity. Yet all that he recorded was the result of a psy
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “Commune With Yourself” · 1966
Now it ends on this note, “And trust in the Lord.” The word translated “the Lord” means “I AM.” It’s Yod He Vau He. When God first reveals his true identity and then caps it by saying, “That is my name forever…by that shall I be known throughout all generations,” it’s not just for today it’s forever (Exod.3:14). Where would I go that I’m not aware that I am? I may suffer from amnesia and not know
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “God Only Acts” (1966) · 1966
And so you go out to repent. Not to feel remorseful, not to feel regretful for anything you have done, but to see those in need…which is only yourself pushed out, for we are one. We started in the divine assemblage and we all fell as one man, and it became fragmented. When we’re all gathered together again it will still be one man and that one man is God. There is only God. So while we are fragmen
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “God Plays All the Parts” · 1966
Now love it with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, with all your strength. This is the second: Love your neighbor as yourself. There is no other commandment greater than these. He takes 613 commands and reduced to two, and tells us there is no need for any other. And always remember that all the I AM’s—the blacks and the whites, the yellows, the thieves, those who are stolen
Read passage → - Neville Goddard Lectures: “Invisible Things” · 1966
So tonight, you will find this most practical, right down to earth. You simply, this night, single out a simple, simple objective. It may be a fantastic thing, but you make it simple, because you trust God. Not a thing is difficult to God…and yet you and he are one. But you’re doing it and seeing it from a higher level. Remember every thing is easy from the higher level; it simply appears on this
Read passage →