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  • Neville GoddardTimeline Of Neville Goddards Lecture Venues And Appearances 1931 1971 · 1931

    | Neville Goddard | New York City | | | Rev. Emma Smiley | Victoria, B.C. | Founded New Thought Temple (later Victoria Truth Centre) in 1921; led it for 50 years; known for “Live Life Lovingly!” | | Rev. Elizabeth Carrick-Cook | San Francisco | Ran Absolute Science Center; hosted 1940 INTA congress; merged ministry with Raymond Charles Barker’s San Francisco Institute of Religious Science; influen

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  • Neville GoddardOut of This World (1949) · 1949

    19 Jul Neville Goddard: “Out of This World” (1949) [FULL BOOK] Chapter 1 — THINKING FOURTH-DIMENSIONALLY Chapter 2 — ASSUMPTIONS BECOME FACTS Chapter 3 — POWER OF IMAGINATION Chapter 4 — NO ONE TO CHANGE BUT SELF CHAPTER 1 THINKING FOURTH-DIMENSIONALLY “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” – John 14:29 MANY persons, myself included, have

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination · 1954

    I will sit in the silence and within myself I will revise the picture. I will hear the very man who told me “No, and that’s final” and hear him tell me yes, and a door opens. I don’t have to go and pull strings or pull any wires whatsoever. I call upon this wonderful power within myself, which man has forgotten completely because he personified it and called it another man, even though it is a glo

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination · 1954

    That is what every man must do, that’s revision. I see ash when the business is gone; you can’t redeem it, you can’t lift it up, conditions are bad and the thing has turned to ash. Put beauty in its place; see customers, healthy customers, healthy in finances, healthy in the attitude towards you, healthy in every sense of the word. See them loving to shop with you if you are a shopkeeper; if you a

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination · 1954

    As you have heard, this morning’s subject is “Awakened Imagination”. It is my theme for the entire series of nineteen lectures. Everything is geared towards the awakening of the imagination. I doubt if there is any subject on which clear thinking is more rare than the imagination. The word itself is made to serve all kinds of ideas. many of them directly opposed to one another. But here this morni

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination · 1954

    Then starts the real art of revision; to be the man, regardless of your impressions of that man, regardless of the facts of the case that are all staring you in the face, it is your duty when you become awakened to lift him up within yourself and you will discover that he was never the cause of your displeasure. When you look at him and you are displeased, look within and you will find the source

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination (1954) · 1954

    THE APPLE OF GOD’S EYE What think ye of the Christ? Whose Son is He? Matthew 22:42 WHEN THIS question is asked of you, let your answer be, “Christ is my imagination”, and, though I See not yet all things put under him, Hebrews 2:8, yet I know that I am Mary from whom sooner or later He shall be born, and eventually Do all things through Christ [Philippians 4:13]. The birth of Christ is the

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination (1954) · 1954

    THE PRUNING SHEARS OF REVISION The second Man is the Lord from Heaven. 1Corinthians 15:47 Never will he say caterpillars. He’ll say, “There’s a lot of butterflies-as-is-to-be on our cabbages, Pure.” He won’t say, “It’s winter.” He’ll say, “Summer’s sleeping.” “And there’s no bud little enough nor sad-coloured enough for Kester not to callen it the beginnings of the blow.” Mary Webb, Precious

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination (1954) · 1954

    “That done, I had a lovely time at the concert and my friend got a tremendous ovation. “By now I was very, very sleepy and fell asleep doing my project. The next morning, as I was putting on my slipper, I suddenly had a quick memory picture of withdrawing a discolored and swollen foot from the same slipper. I took my foot out and looked at it. It was perfectly normal in every respect. There was a

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination (1954) · 1954

    “Father, forgive them” is not the plea that comes once a year but the opportunity that comes every day. The idea of forgiving is a daily possibility, and, if it is sincerely done, it will lift man to higher and higher levels of being. He will experience a daily Easter, and Easter is the idea of rising transformed. And that should be almost a continuous process. Freedom and forgiveness are indiss

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  • Neville GoddardAwakened Imagination (1954) · 1954

    To know the truth, you must live the truth, and to live the truth, your inner actions must match the actions of your fulfilled desire. Expectancy and desire must become one. Your outer world is only actualized inner movement. Through ignorance of the law of revision, those who take to warfare are perpetually defeated. Only concepts that idealize depict the truth. Your ideal of man is his true

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  • Neville GoddardPruning Shears Of Revision · 1954

    You are absolutely responsible for every being you meet in this world; that’s your responsibility. Just like the teacher we told you of who took this little child that was just about to be expelled; no, the child is not expelled because she heard what you are hearing this morning. So she brought before her mind’s eye the child that the principal, the psychiatrist and all the faculty had agreed una

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  • Neville GoddardPruning Shears Of Revision · 1954

    I do it by the pruning shears of revision. I bring him before my mind’s eye and I congratulate him on his good fortune because he is now gainfully employed. I allow him to accept my congratulations, because I do not see a man unemployed, I see him employed and he knows he is in my mind’s eye for in that state I have pruned him from the unemployed state and once more reshaped the branch that grows

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  • Neville GoddardPruning Shears Of Revision · 1954

    This morning’s subject is “The Pruning Shears of Revision”. I firmly believe that if you will wisely and daily use the pruning shears of revision that you will find there is no objective beyond your ability to realise. And I mean that seriously, no objective beyond your ability to realise. When I was a boy of seven, a lady said to me, “I have had a vision concerning you. I’ll make it now very, ver

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  • Neville GoddardPruning Shears Of Revision · 1954

    ” You see yonder fields? Don’t be surprised when you see sesamum: The sesamum was sesamum, The corn was corn, The silence and the darkness knew So is a man’s fate born” So don’t judge it, because you are the source of the thing that you are beholding. Now turn within and prune it by using these pruning shears of revision. Now this is how we do it. At the end of my day, I review the day; I don’t ju

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  • Neville GoddardThree Propositions · 1954

    If you take this technique and you try it consciously, for here I am appealing not to the passive mind that passively surrenders to appearances, I am appealing to the Christ in you which is the active conscious use of your lovely imagination. So when you sit down and you predetermine what you want to hear and you listen until you hear it, and you refuse to hear anything other than that, then you a

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  • Neville GoddardNeville Goddard Lp 1955 How To Use Your Imagination Mental Diets · 1955

    Here is the way a lady wisely used this law of revision: It appears that two years ago she was ordered out of her daughter-in-law’s home. For two years there was no correspondence. She had sent her grandson at least two dozen presents in that interval, but not one was ever acknowledged. Having heard the story of revision, this is what she did: As she retired at night, she mentally constructed two

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  • Neville GoddardNeville Goddard Lp 1955 How To Use Your Imagination Mental Diets · 1955

    You know, there is a wide difference between thinking OF what you want in this world and thinking FROM what you want. Let me tell you when I first heard of this strange and wonderful power of the imagination. It was in 1933 in New York City. An old friend of mine taught it to me. He turned to the fourteenth of John, and this is what he read: “In my father’s house are many mansions. If it were not

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  • Neville GoddardSeedtime and Harvest (1956) · 1956

    When man discovers that life is a play which he, himself, is consciously or unconsciously writing, he will cease from the blind, self-torture of executing judgment upon others. Instead, he will re- write the play to conform to his ideal, for he will realize that all changes in the play must come from the cooperation of the “Four Mighty Ones” within himself. They alone can alter the script and prod

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  • Neville GoddardFawcetts Letter · 1959

    The other day my friend, Bob Keeler, showed me a wonderful letter. A month or so ago he wrote a letter to Douglas Fawcett, whose concepts I have discussed here. He is now ninety-three years old and is a great philosopher. His name is mentioned on all suggested lists of required reading, though he is not always taken seriously. He was a former Don of Oxford. In answer to Bob’s letter, this is the g

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  • Neville GoddardThat Which Has Already Been · 1959

    Why are we here? To make images. The whole universe is an image of cosmic fancy. We are learning, so we begin with the simplest things – a job, a new home, a change in environment. We do it in the same way as our Father did it, but this is a classroom so we make mistakes – but the fault is not ours for we are not yet awake. There was the perfect system, existing for its creator, and then God set f

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  • Neville GoddardThe Art Of Dying · 1959

    I tell you that your Imagination is God. Believe it. Exercise it. It is keyed low, but as you lift it up you intensify it and then vision after vision will be yours as you begin to awake. Do not think you are greedy because you are demanding things or the changing of things. You are here to create as your Father creates. Want what you want and yield to it and create it. Then you will want higher a

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  • Neville GoddardThe Cup And The Cross · 1959

    What is it I must do? I tell you that the story I have come to give you is the story of revision. You see a man and he looks as he should not look to anyone in this world. My senses reveal him as he appears to me and others. I am confronted with the cup. Must I accept that appearance and perpetuate it in the world, or must I revise it and nail myself on the revised image? I must. So, “I am crucifi

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  • Neville GoddardThe Cup And The Cross · 1959

    I know what I say is true. You can prove it. You can take anyone in your world and represent him to yourself, as he would like to be. Take an incorrigible child and bring him before your mind’s eye and see him as you would like to see him and he will embody that state. Revision is the most practical thing in the world. The story of Christ is the story of revision. But the world does not understand

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  • Neville GoddardThe Cup And The Cross · 1959

    The sun shines on the just and the unjust. If you salute only your brother, if you love only those who love you, how are you better than another? You are doing nothing that all do not do. But it does not matter. It is only awakening that matters. So take every person in the world and try to awaken him in you by lifting him up. So crucify yourself for him, for that is a little death in the divine i

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