Have you ever imagined having clear and profound answers to all the doubts that torment you? Imagine someone saying yes, this is possible. This video was born from exactly that: someone dedicated to proving that Neville Goddard has already answered everything you need to know about any challenge or situation in your life. For two years, this person delved deeply into Neville Goddard's lectures and books and guarantees: the teachings of this great master of manifestation are capable of completely transforming your reality. If you have questions about how to fulfill your desires, overcome addictions, eliminate insecurities, deal with negative
thoughts or simply understand how all of this works in practice, you are in the right place. From now on, you will see how Neville's words and methods are applicable to any real-life issue. Ready to find out how Neville Goddard can answer exactly what you're looking for? So watch this video until the end and let these powerful words transform the way you live and create the reality you want. Ask ANY question - I'll answer with an excerpt from Neville. Neville really covered everything you need to know, he dedicated his life to it. For the last two
years I have been reading and listening to Neville. To the point of understanding every concept he covered in his lectures/books. I'm telling you, he covered everything. His teachings completely transformed my life. I will answer ANY question related to what Neville taught - anything at all. I will copy and paste an excerpt from one of his talks or books where he talked about this. This comes directly from Neville. How to stop an addiction to erotic content? I have been addicted since 2010 and it has ruined my life. Where do I start? "Become a drinker and a
consumer of the ideals you want to realize. Have a definite and clear goal, or your mind will wander, and as it wanders, it absorbs all negative suggestions. If you live correctly on the mental plane, everything else will be right. By a change in the mental diet, you can alter the course of observed events. But unless there is a change in the mental diet, your personal history remains the same. You lighten or darken your life through the ideas to which you assent. Nothing is more important to you than the ideas you feed on. And you feed
on the ideas from which you think. If you find the world unchanged, it is a sure sign that you are failing to be faithful to the new mental diet , which you neglect to condemn your environment . The ideas and states of mind you constantly return to define the state you are fused with. Therefore, train yourself to occupy the feeling of your fulfilled desire more often . This is creative magic. It is the path to working towards merging with the desired state. If you assumed the feeling of your wish fulfilled more often, you would be
the master of your destiny, but unfortunately you let go of your assumption except for a few occasional hours. Practice making the feeling of the wish come true for yourself. After assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled, do not close the experience as you would a book, but carry it away like a fragrant odor. Instead of being completely forgotten, let it linger in the atmosphere, communicating its influence automatically to your actions and reactions. A state of mind, often repeated, gains a momentum that is difficult to break or control. So be careful about the feelings you hold.
Habitual moods reveal the state with which you are fused. It is always possible to move from thinking about the end you want to accomplish, to thinking from the end." Book "Awakened Imagination." "A little practice will convince us that we can, by controlling our imagination, reshape our future in harmony with our desire. Desire is the driving force behind action. We could not move a single finger unless we had the desire to move it. No matter the Whatever we do, we follow the desire that currently dominates our minds. When we break a habit, our desire to break
it is greater than our desire to continue the habit." Lecture “Stay True to Your Idea”. If you really want to stop. If your desire to break the addiction is greater than your desire to continue the addiction. Then I would recommend reading "Awakened Imagination and the Quest". The entire book. This will give you a good starting point. You can find it online for free. That's all you need. Let's say I had a negative thought and I have unwittingly involved my feelings, now I am afraid that it will manifest, what do I do? “Every feeling creates an
impression on the subconscious and unless neutralized by a more powerful feeling of an opposite nature, it must be expressed. The dominant between two feelings is the one that is expressed. "I am healthy" is a stronger feeling than "I will be healthy." To feel "I will be" is to confess "I am not"; "I am" is stronger than "I am not." What you feel you are always dominates what you feel you would like to be; therefore, to be fulfilled, the desire must be felt as a state that already exists, and not as a state that does not
exist. Sensation precedes manifestation and is the basis on which all manifestation rests. Be careful with your moods and feelings, as there is an unbroken connection between your feelings and your visible world. Your body is an emotional filter and carries the unmistakable marks of your predominant emotions. Emotional disturbances, especially repressed emotions, are the causes of all illnesses. Feeling intensely about something wrong without expressing that feeling is the beginning of illness – imbalance – in both the body and the environment. Do not feed the feeling of regret or failure, as frustration or distance from your goal results
in illness. Think with feeling only about the state you want to achieve. Feeling the reality of the state sought and living and acting with this conviction is the path to all apparent miracles. All changes of expression are produced by a change of feeling. A change of feeling is a change of destiny. All creation occurs in the realm of the subconscious. What you must acquire, then, is a reflexive control of the operation of the subconscious, that is, control of your ideas and feelings." Book “Feeling Is The Secret”. I recommend that you read the entire book, it
addresses the subject in much more depth. Can we go back in time? "Question from a man in the audience: Could you elaborate on the technique of interrupting the action? Neville: Can I elaborate on the technique of stopping movement within the man? Sir, I can only tell you about the first time this happened to me. I came across a scene that appeared to be from about a hundred and fifty years ago in the New England states. I could tell by people's clothing that it was approximately one hundred and fifty years before that moment when this happened
to me. It appeared to be a Sunday afternoon when they were having dinner – I would say around 2 o'clock in the afternoon. But I could tell by their clothes that it was about a hundred and fifty years before that moment, which was about twenty-something years ago, when it first happened. I went into a restaurant, and there were four people sitting at a table, two children in their early 20s and their parents, the father and the mother. One of the boys was putting the food in his mouth to eat, and the waitress came through a
little door, and she was all dressed in the same kind of clothes she would have worn a hundred and fifty years ago – very starched; her collar was starched, her sleeves were starched, and she was excited. Through the large bay window, I could see leaves falling. It was autumn, and I could see the leaves slowly descending. I could see a bird moving, and I could see the wind stirring the grass. It was a lively restaurant. At that moment, I intuitively knew that if I could stop the activity I felt inside me, everything would stop. And,
oddly enough, I knew how to stop her. Now, you want to know how to do this. I can only say that at that moment, when you come across such a scene and you know – you will know how to do it. I simply quieted an activity in my own brain, so to speak. However, I was in Spirit. My body was on the bed. I felt something in me go still, but my consciousness was alive and completely alert. I knew what I was doing. But at that moment the boy who was putting the food in his
mouth couldn't take it. The waitress who was walking didn't walk. The bird that flew didn't fly. The grass that swayed did not sway. The falling leaves did not fall. Everything stopped. I examined them, and they were all as if they were made of clay. Then I released – in myself – the activity, and the bird continued to fly, the waitress continued her intentions of serving the food, and the boy eating the food took it to his mouth, and everything continued as he had intended. That was my first experience of life-in-myself." Excerpted from a Question and
Answer Session in 1970. He explains that he wasn't physically there - he was there in spirit. I assume you know what revision is. That was Neville actually traveling back in time. In spirit. So I have all these specific desires like: change my eye color, my mother earn a million dollars a year, move to Germany, fall in love, go on a shopping spree - and I want to manifest it all do this as quickly as possible, but we all know it takes time to manifest each desire. So what should I do? Do SATS for each desire
for 30 nights in a row, let go, and move on? Answer: Personally, I like to limit my imaginary act to a single thought, but that doesn't mean I'll stop there. During the course of a day, I can imagine many things, but instead of imagining lots of little details, I would suggest that you imagine something so big that it includes all the little things. Instead of imagining wealth, health, and friends, imagine being in ecstasy. You couldn't be in ecstasy and feel pain. You couldn't be ecstatic and be threatened with an eviction notice. You couldn't be ecstatic
if you weren't enjoying a full measure of friendship and love. What would it feel like to be in ecstasy without knowing what happened to produce your ecstasy? Reduce the idea of ecstasy to the simple sensation: "Isn't it wonderful!" Do not allow the conscious, rational mind to ask why, because if you do, it will begin to look for visible causes, and then the sensation will be lost. Instead, repeat over and over, "Isn't it wonderful!" Suspend judgment about what is wonderful. Capture the single sensation of the wonder of it all and things will happen to bear witness
to the truth of that sensation. And I promise you, this will include all the little things." Book “5 Lessons: A Masterclass - Questions and Answers”. How important are techniques? “Whatever the mind of man can imagine, man can accomplish. All objective (visible) states were first subjective (invisible) states, and you brought them into visibility by assuming the feeling of their reality. The creative process is first imagining and then believing in the imagined state. Always imagine and hope for the best. The perfectly disciplined man is always in tune with desire as a realized fact. He knows that consciousness
is the only reality, that ideas and feelings are facts of consciousness and are as real as objects in space; therefore, he never entertains a feeling that does not contribute to his happiness, for feelings are the causes of the actions and circumstances of his life. On the other hand, the undisciplined man finds it difficult to believe that which is denied by the senses and generally accepts or rejects only on the basis of the appearances of the senses. Because of this tendency to rely on the evidence of the senses, it is necessary to exclude them before beginning
to pray, before trying to feel what they deny. Whenever you are in the mental state "I would like to, but I can't", the more you try, the less you can give in to desire. You never attract what you want, but you always attract what you are aware of. Book “Feeling Is The Secret”. When he says "it is necessary to exclude them before starting to pray, before trying to feel what they deny", he is referring to SATS. Are we able to manifest for someone else, even if they have a negative mindset? Answer: This little quote answers
your question perfectly. "A friend calls and, pouring out all the negativity in the world, tells you how bad things are and how they are destined to get worse. As you listen, his afflictions enter and are taken on by you. Now, if you understand this law that imagination creates reality, you should, like a computer, choose what you will allow in. And when the conversation ends and your friend's voice is still fresh and clear in your ear, hear the transformed words, the changed tone of his voice, and feel the joy emitted there.” Lecture “Test Yourself”. If all
things are possible, then why didn't great teachers like Jesus, Buddha, Neville, Joseph Murphy manifest themselves as living eternally? "There is no death. A man dies here. He is instantly restored to a body just like the one he had before, in a world just like this - earthly, to continue the journey, until he reaches the Signs of the End. And he matures there as he matures here. He grows old there as he grows here, and dies there as he dies here, to find himself once again restored to life to continue the journey." Lecture “The Signs of
the End”. This is one of the few quotes I have to reiterate. What you need to understand is that there is the law, and there is the promise. You can't "manifest" live forever. This is such a broad topic that a single quote won't do your question justice. The best I can do is point you to the last chapter of The Law and The Promise - it's a good introduction. When Neville says that the creative force or God is our imagination… does he mean a) the subconscious mind (mental programs, mental limitations or paradigms) or b) that
our imagination actually creates the world we live in? There is a HUGE difference between the two, I think. For example, if I wanted to be a car designer, I could improve my drawing skills by working on them (a), but if I chose to change my eye color naturally (b), that's not something you can work towards achieving. At least not in the "common" sense. I would appreciate both quotes from Neville and your own opinion. "To begin with, you need to know what the conscious and the subconscious are, and what each of them does. I'm not sure
you understand what the subconscious does. This will be a bit long, so bear with me. Consciousness is the only reality, not figuratively, but in fact. This reality can, for the sake of clarity, be compared to a river that is divided into two parts, the conscious and the subconscious. To intelligently operate the law of consciousness, it is necessary to understand the relationship between the conscious and the subconscious. The conscious is personal and selective; the subconscious is impersonal and non-selective. The conscious is the realm of effect; the subconscious is the realm of cause. By this law –
first conceiving an idea and then impressing the conceived idea – all things evolve from consciousness; and without this sequence, there is nothing done that gets done. The conscious imprints the subconscious, while the subconscious expresses everything that is imprinted on it." "Feeling Is The Secret" book Neville rarely talked about the subconscious mind. "Feeling Is The Secret" is one of the few times he did. So keep in mind: The conscious is the realm of effect; the subconscious is the realm of cause. I highly recommend you read the entire book, it's short and to the point. It explains
how the subconscious mind is what creates, it's "manifests". It expresses whatever feeling is impressed upon it. No idea can be impressed on the subconscious until it is felt, but once felt – whether good, bad or indifferent – it must be expressed. So to answer your question - God is your imagination, yes. When you are imagining something, you are imagining it consciously. Obvious, right? Well, your subconscious is what creates it. So when you consciously imagine and feel like who you want to be, you imprint your subconscious, which is what manifests what you see around you. Therefore,
they both create the world you live in. There is never "working to achieve". There is only being. If you feel like what you want to be and stick with it, your subconscious will express that feeling and externalize it into your world. I hope this clarified everything. As I said, the book explains everything very well. First, let me thank you for answering my questions. I appreciate it more than you can imagine. Despite what people think, there aren't that many knowledgeable people out there. Even fewer are interested in talking about what they know. Now, I remember parts
of the book. I've already read it. But I'm still not clear on the method by which it all works. I understand that you have to impress the subconscious to make any idea come to life, but once I got into that state. If I remember correctly, Neville compared it to putting on a suit. Let's say I'm in this state. Now, how does the mechanism work? How does "reality/the universe" reorganize itself to manifest what I am, what I feel? And this leads me to repeat the question (which is just to drive home the point), if I wanted
to, could I change something like eye color? “And in a way that you will never know - you could never consciously plan the means that would be employed - you will find yourself moving through a series of events leading you towards the objective realization of this state.” Lecture “How to Use Your Imagination”. In short, God is your imagination. He is sufficient for all things. Read some of Neville's works for yourself, he says this all the time. He also talks about how it is not your concern to know how this will happen, "you could never consciously
plan the means that would be employed." "If you just imagine that you are the man (or woman) you want to be and walk around convinced that you already are, in the blink of an eye the ledger will change. Things will happen in your external world and your wish will be fulfilled. You don't need to worry about how it will happen, simply let your Imagination create it." Lecture “The Heart of the Dreamer”. Regarding the question of eye color: "All things are possible to him who believes and "with God all things are possible." Here we see that
God and the believer are one. When you leave here tonight, expect to find your home where you left it. You will sleep there and believe that you will wake up in your bed tomorrow morning. You believe that you are dressed right now. I tell you: your ability to believe is the human imagination, which is the only God. Every imagination, you have restricted yourself by the body of sense and reason that you wear. A reason says that you are in this room, that you have a certain amount of money, and you cannot have more unless you
make a physical effort to get it. But you would like to have more, wouldn't you? Assume your desire through the sense of feeling. That assumption, subjectively appropriate and believed to be true, is faith in your reality? Blake, in his wonderful "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell," said, "I dined with Isaiah and Ezekiel and asked, Does a strong persuasion that a thing is so, make it so? and Isaiah replied, All the prophets believe so, and in ages of imagination a firm persuasion moved mountains, but many today are not capable of a firm persuasion of anything." Everything
here was once just a wish, believed. This building, the clothes you wear or the car you drive were first a wish, then believed to exist. Yes, I believe there is a man called Neville. He can work for you to help fulfill your desire if you believe you have it. Many men can and will come to help you without even knowing they are doing so, if you believe. You don't need to persuade others to help you; All you have to do is believe that you are what you want to be and then let the world (which
is nothing more than yourself projected outward) work to make your assumption possible. I promise you: your wish will be fulfilled, for all things are possible to him who believes. " Lecture “ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE”. How to find a partner with your desired qualities? “Now, here is a practical technique: The first thing you must do is know exactly what you want in this world. Once you know exactly what you want, create as realistic a representation as possible of what you would see, touch, and do if you were physically present and physically moving in that state. If
I now desired my life's partner, if I were in search of a wonderful girl or a wonderful man, what would I actually find myself doing that would imply that I had found my state? For example, now suppose I were a woman, one thing I would definitely do is wear a wedding ring. I would take my imaginary hands and feel the ring I imagined was there. And I would keep feeling it over and over again until it felt solidly real. I would give it all the sensory vivacity I am capable of giving anything. And while I
am feeling my imaginary ring – which implies that I am married – I would sleep. " Lecture “How to Use Your Imagination”. How does the power of manifestation of the human being interact with God? Is it always necessary to recognize God as an intermediary in the process? “So, God in man is man's own wonderful human Imagination. It is difficult for man to make this adjustment, having been trained to turn outward in search of some god he worships. We go to church and the mind turns outward toward some god, and it paints a verbal picture of
someone before whom we should bow our knees and make the sign of the cross. But that is not what the Scriptures actually teach. The Scriptures teach that the power that creates the entire universe is not outside man, but within man, like the wonderful human Imagination itself. This is the creative power of the world. All things exist in human Imagination, so if the word “God” directs you outward, try to make the adjustment within yourself and begin to believe that the God of Christianity, the Lord Jesus of Christianity, is your own Imagination.” “IMAGINATION” Lecture “I need to
reiterate a little – you have been imagining it all your life. So no, you don't need to recognize God as an intermediary. If the idea of "God" wasn't even part of your vocabulary, all of this would still work. One of the most prevalent misconceptions is that this law only works for those who have a pious or religious goal. This is a fallacy. It works as impersonally as the law of electricity works. It can be used for both greedy and selfish purposes and noble purposes. But one must always keep in mind that ignoble thoughts and actions
inevitably result in unhappy consequences." Book "The Power of Conscience". There is a lot of talk about desire. My problem is that when I have a desire, I lose it because of the idea of already having it. Is that the main point? Am I worrying for nothing? "When the feeling of reality is yours, at least for that moment, you are mentally powerless. The desire to repeat the act of prayer is lost, having been replaced by the feeling of accomplishment. You cannot persist in wanting what you already have. If you assume that you are what you want
to be to the point of ecstasy, you no longer want it. His imaginary act is both a creative act and a physical act in which man stops, contracts, and is blessed, for just as man creates his own likeness, so his imaginary act transforms into the likeness of his supposition. If, however, you do not reach the point of satisfaction, repeat the action repeatedly until you feel as if had touched it and virtue left you.” Book “5 Lessons, A Masterclass. QUESTION AND ANSWER session." I don't recall seeing Neville addressing physical illnesses and was wondering if you found
a passage or two. I saw Murphy addressing this, but not Neville. "Only the most complete and intense use of the law of supposition could have produced such results in this extreme situation. Four years ago, a friend of our family asked me to talk to his twenty-eight-year-old son, who had no life expectancy. He was suffering from a rare heart disease. This disease resulted in the disintegration of the organ. Long and expensive medical care had had no effect. Doctors had no hope of recovery. For a long time, the son was confined to bed. His body had shrunk
almost to a skeleton, and he could only speak and breathe with great difficulty. His wife and two young children were at home when I visited, and his wife was present throughout our conversation. I started by telling him that there was only one solution to any problem, and that solution was a change of attitude. Since talking exhausted him, I asked him to nod if he clearly understood what I was saying. He agreed to do this. I described the facts underlying the law of conscience – the fact that conscience was the only reality. I told him that
the way to change any condition was to change your state of consciousness in relation to it. As a specific aid to help him come to terms with the feeling of already being well, I suggested that, in his imagination, he see the doctor's face expressing incredulous astonishment at finding him recovered, against all logic, from the final stages of an incurable disease, that he see him re-examining him in detail, and hear him say repeatedly: "It's a miracle – it's a miracle." He not only understood all this clearly, he believed it implicitly. He promised that he would faithfully
follow this procedure. His wife, who had been listening attentively, assured me that she would also diligently use the law of supposition and her imagination in the same way as her husband. The next day I left for New York – all this happening during a winter vacation in the tropics. Several months later, I received a letter saying that the son had made a miraculous recovery. On my next visit, I met him in person. He was in perfect health, actively involved in business and fully enjoying the many social activities with his friends and family. He told me
that from the day I left, he never had any doubt that "this" would work. He described how he had faithfully followed the suggestion I had made and, day after day, had lived completely under the assumption that he was already well and strong. Now, four years after his recovery, he is convinced that the only reason he is here today is because of his successful use of the law of assumption. " Book "The Power of Conscience." "The sooner a man frees himself from belief in a second cause, the sooner he will realize that nothing happens to him
except that which originates in his own consciousness. I do not deny that man believes that if he contracts a certain germ or virus, he will manifest a specific disease or illness. If he contemplates the cause, he may conclude that it is because he came into contact with someone else who had the germ. He does not realize that somehow his own feelings about health or illness have attracted the illness he is experiencing. If viruses or germs were truly the cause of illness, everyone who came into contact with a specific virus would be affected. The outer world
only reflects what a man is in his own consciousness." Lecture “Conscience”. One of the pillars of Neville's teaching is to perform SATs. During his early teachings, he says that you need to fall asleep imagining. But later, in "The Law and the Promise", he does not advocate falling asleep imagining. So, do you perform SATs? If so, how important is it to fall asleep with the feeling of the wish fulfilled? And if consciousness is the only reality, what is the role of SATs to achieve this? "If, when preparing to sleep, you do not consciously feel yourself in
the state of fulfilled desire, then you will carry with you into the chamber of her who conceived you the sum total of the reactions and feelings of the waking day; and as you sleep you will be instructed in the manner in which they will be expressed tomorrow. You will awake believing that you are a free agent, not realizing that every action and event of the day is predetermined by your concept of yourself when you fall asleep. Your only freedom, then, is your freedom of reaction. You are free to choose how you he feels and reacts
to the drama of the day, but the drama – the actions, events and circumstances of the day – have already been determined. The perfectly disciplined man is always in tune with desire as a realized fact. He knows that consciousness is the only reality, that ideas and feelings are facts of consciousness and are as real as objects in space; On the other hand, the undisciplined man finds it difficult to believe that which is denied by the senses and generally accepts or rejects solely on the basis of the appearances of the senses. Because of this tendency to
rely on the evidence of the senses, it is necessary to exclude them before beginning to pray, before trying to feel what they deny. Whenever you are in the "I would like to, but I can't" state of mind, the more you try, the less you will be able to give in to the desire. You never attract what you want, but you always attract what you are aware of being. Mastering self-control of your thoughts and feelings is your greatest achievement. However, until perfect self-control is achieved so that despite appearances you feel everything you want to feel, use
sleep and prayer to help you realize your desired states. These are the two gateways to the subconscious." Feeling Is The Secret Book. I need to reiterate a little. SATS is a tool you use when you are not "the perfectly disciplined man." Basically, if you find it difficult to maintain a mental diet, then SATS is the way to go, as it is "the gateway to the subconscious." I would recommend reading 'Feeling Is The Secret', it is short and to the point, and you will learn a lot. I also want to emphasize that in "The Law and
the Promise", as you said, he doesn't talk about falling asleep at all. But I'm sure you remember that in most of the success stories he shares there, more than half the time the person fell asleep imagining it anyway. He simply chose not to emphasize that they did it. But I believe that falling asleep during the action, in some strange way, seems to speed up the interval between doing it and accomplishing it. How do I stop worrying about "how" I'm getting to my desires, or defining my incident bridge? I'm always looking for ways to achieve my
desire, I don't know how to stop, it's ingrained in me to find a "how" to get where I want. "The end of your journey is where your journey begins. When you tell me what you want, don't try to tell me the means necessary to get it, because neither you nor I know them. Just tell me what you want so I can hear you tell me that you already have it. If you try to tell me how your wish will be fulfilled, I will first have to erase that thought before I can replace it with what
you want to be. The man insists on talking about his problems. He seems to enjoy recounting them and cannot believe that everything he needs to do is to state your desire clearly. If you believe that imagination creates reality, you will never allow yourself to dwell on your problems, for you will find that in doing so you perpetuate them further.” Lecture “BELIEVE IN THIS”. "Now, a transformation of consciousness will definitely result in a change of environment and conditions. But I mean transformation of consciousness, not a slight alteration of consciousness like a change of mood. It is
good to change a mood from something unpleasant to something pleasant, but I want a transformation, and by transformation I mean that when a state to which I have moved and move so often that it becomes a habit and this state becomes stable, so that it expels all its rivals from my consciousness, so this central habitual state defines my character and actually constitutes my new world. This represents a transformation, but if I just do this a little and return to my previous state, then I may have had temporary relief, but I will not notice radical changes
in my outer world. I will notice these changes in my outer world if inwardly I have truly changed. Then, without effort on my part, I will find the outer world changing to match the changes that have occurred within me. " "Three Propositions" Talk. What you need to understand is that if you are still thinking about the "how", then you have not transformed and consequently you will not receive your desire. Due to several traumas, I feel an emptiness in my chest along with a devastating pain, as if my heart is dying. I feel as if this
has severed my connection with my feelings and the ability to manifest. How can I eliminate this horrible feeling in my chest? Answer: First, understand that what you feel is what manifests in your world. Second, understand that you can review! “Now, this morning, I have brought to you the means by which this powerful power in us can be awakened. I call it the art of revision. I take my day and review it in my mind. I begin with the first incident of the morning. I go through the day; When I come to any scene in my
day that displeased me, or if it didn't displease me but wasn't as perfect as I thought it could have been, I stop right there and review it. I rewrite it, and after I have rewritten it so that it conforms to the ideal that I would like to have experienced, then I experience it in my imagination as if I had experienced it in the flesh. I do this over and over again until it takes on the ring of reality, and the experience convinces me that the moment I reviewed and relived will not recede into my past.
It will move forward into my future to confront me as I reviewed it." Book "Awakened Imagination". I want to manifest victory in a certain competition, where the winner is chosen at random. There are countless other people who have signed up, and the chances are very slim. I am having a lot of doubts as to whether it is possible or not because, as I said, the chances are very slim. Any techniques? How to fully believe that I will win and that I have already won? "In my audience was a man who, by his own admission, was
broken. He had read the same book, but suddenly realized that he had not done anything with the use of his imagination to solve his financial problem. He decided he would try to imagine himself as the winner of the 5-10 pool at Caliente Racecourse. In his words: "In this pool, one tries to pick the winners from the fifth to the tenth race. So this is what I did: In my imagination I was standing, arranging my tickets and feeling, as I did so, that I had each of the six winners. I played out this scene over and
over in my imagination, until I actually felt 'goosebumps'. Then I 'saw' the cashier handing me a large sum of money which I placed under my imaginary shirt. This was my entire imaginary drama; and so Three weeks, night after night, I acted out this scene and fell asleep in the action. After three weeks, I physically traveled to the Caliente Racetrack, and that day every detail of my imaginative play was actually realized. The only change in the scene was that the cashier gave me a check for the total amount of $84,000 instead of cash." TK After my
talk on the night this story was told, a man in the audience asked me if I thought it possible for him to duplicate TK's experience. I told him that he should decide the circumstances of his imaginary scene for himself, but that whatever scene he chose, he should create a drama that he could make natural for himself and imagine the end intensely with all the feeling he could muster; he should not strive for the means to the end, but live imaginatively in the feeling of the wish fulfilled. A month later, he showed me a check for
16 thousand dollars that he had won in another 5-10 pool at the same Caliente Racetrack the day before. This man had a sequel to his very interesting doubling of TK's good fortune. His first victory took care of his immediate financial difficulties, although he wanted more money for the family's future security. Furthermore, and more importantly for him, he wanted to prove that this was not an "accident". He reasoned that if his good fortune could happen a second time in a row, the so-called "law of percentages" would give rise to proof for him that his imaginative structures
were actually producing this miraculous "reality." And so he dared to put his imagination to a second test. He continues, "I wanted a sizable bank account and that, for me, meant 'seeing' a large balance on my bank statements. So in my imagination, I played out a scene that took me to two banks. At each bank I would 'see' an appreciative smile directed at me by the bank manager as I entered his establishment and I would 'hear' the teller's cordial greeting. I would ask to see my statement. At one bank, I 'saw' a balance of $10,000. At
the other bank, I 'saw' a balance of fifteen thousand dollars. My imaginary scene did not end there. Immediately after seeing my bank balances, I would turn my attention to my horse racing system which, through a ten-step progression, would bring my winnings to eleven thousand five hundred and thirty-three dollars with a starting capital of two hundred dollars and count the money in my imaginary hands. the remaining five hundred and thirty-three dollars in the last pile. My ' imaginative accounting' would amount to thirty-six thousand five hundred and thirty-three dollars, including my bank balances. I acted out this
entire imaginative scene every morning, noon and night for less than a month, and on the second of March I went again to the Caliente racecourse. I filled in my tickets, but strangely and without knowing why I did so, I duplicated six more tickets exactly like the six already filled in, but on the tenth selection I made a 'mistake' and copied two tickets twice. As the winners appeared, I had two of them—each paying sixteen thousand four hundred and twenty-three and fifty cents. I also had six consolation tickets, each paying 656.80. The combined total amounted to thirty
-six thousand, seven hundred and eighty-eight dollars. My imaginary accounting a month earlier had totaled thirty-six thousand, five hundred and thirty-three dollars. Two points of interest, very profound for me, were that by apparent accident I had marked two winning tickets identically and also, that at the end of the ninth race (which was one of the main winners) the trainer tried to 'withdraw' the horse , but the Stewards denied the trainer's request" . What nobler beginning than to imagine something better than the best we know for a friend? There is no ember of character so dead that
it would not glow and ignite if slightly turned. Don't blame; just decide. Life, like music, can, through a new configuration, transform all its dissonances into harmonies. Represent your friend to yourself as already expressing what he wants to be. Let us know that with whatever attitude we approach another, a similar attitude approaches us. How can we do this? Do what my friend did. To establish a connection, mentally call your friend. Focus your attention on him and mentally call out his name, just as you would to attract his attention if you saw him on the street. Imagine
that he responded, mentally hear his voice – imagine that he is telling you about the great good you wished for him. You, in turn, tell him about your joy in witnessing his good fortune. Having mentally listening to what you wanted to hear, having been moved by the news heard, continue with your daily tasks. Her imagined conversation must awaken what she asserted; acceptance of the end determines the means. And the wisest reflection could not conceive more effective means than those which are determined by the acceptance of the end. However, your conversation with your friend should take
place in a way that does not express the slightest doubt as to the truth of what you imagine you hear and say. If you do not control your imagination, you will find that you are hearing and saying everything you previously heard and said. We are creatures of habit; and habit, although not law, acts as the most authoritative law in the world. With this knowledge of the power of imagination, be like the disciplined man and transform your world by imagining and feeling only that which is lovely and testimonial. The beautiful idea that you awaken in yourself
will not fail to awaken its affinity in others. Don't wait four months for the harvest. Today is the day to practice controlling and disciplining your imagination. Man is limited only by weakness of attention and poverty of imagination. The great secret is a controlled imagination and a well-sustained attention, firmly and repeatedly focused on the object to be accomplished. " Radio Talks, "BY IMAGINATION WE BECOME." What to do when I start 'desiring' again after doing SATS? What should I do during the day? "Meditation is an activity of the soul; it is an active virtue; and an active
virtue, unlike the passive acceptance of a code, is theatrical. It's dramatic; is the use of a mask. When your goal is accepted, you become completely indifferent to the possibility of failure, as acceptance of the end determines the means to the end. When you emerge from the moment of meditation, it is as if you have seen the happy ending of a play in which you are the main actor. Having witnessed the end in your meditation, regardless of whatever anticlimactic state you encounter, you remain calm and secure in the knowledge that the end has been perfectly defined."
"MEDITATION" radio talk. If you are not self-convinced after doing SATS, then you have done SATS incorrectly. What should I do with the visualization that wanders when I am doing SATS, once I finally arrive at that relaxed state? "The power of attention proves to be the sure guarantee of an inner strength. We must focus on the idea to be realized, without allowing any distractions. This is the great secret of action. If attention wanders, bring it back to the idea you want to accomplish and do this repeatedly, until attention becomes still and effortlessly fixates on the idea
presented to it. The idea must capture your attention – it must fascinate you – so to speak. Radio talk “MEDITATION”. "When you set out to master the movements of attention, which you must do if you are to successfully alter the course of observed events, it is then that you realize how little control you have over your imagination and how much it is dominated by sensory impressions and by a diversion in the tides of idle moods. To help master control of your attention, practice this exercise: Night after night, just before you fall asleep, strive to keep
your attention on the activities of the day in reverse order. Focus your attention on the last This is not an easy exercise, but just as specific exercises help a lot in developing specific muscles, this will help a lot in developing your attention "muscle", from your book, The Power of Consciousness. And, my desired end has so many things - a successful career, respect, love, abundance, my family. there to witness all this, to be known in the world. How to put all of this in a single scene? "Certainly you can combine imaginary acts. For example, if you
have a wish for yourself and one for friends, would you celebrate if it all came true — say a small party, a dinner, a tea, a cocktail? I mean, if you had a party... say six or eight people got together and discussed their own good fortune and everyone was saying lovely things about what happened to them... couldn't you conceive of just that kind of little gathering where everyone is expressing their joy over your good fortune? You just hear a voice, a familiar voice of one person, it goes to another person, it goes to another person,
like it's a party. Always do what implies the fulfillment of the dream.” Lecture “What Does the Lord Require?” How do you go about your day to day life when the current reality (3D) and the visualized end seem to be miles away? “To what extent are you lost in your dream of success? Your world is your dream projected outwards. When you manage to convince yourself one hundred percent that you are successful, success is yours! You must become so intense that you completely forget that it was just a desire. You must tame the wild and new state
you have entered until its naturalness makes you forget everything else. Lecture “A Prophecy”. And how to deal with negative self-talk? I want lasting trust, security, faith, belief. "This teaching begins with self-observation. Secondly, it asks, "What do you want?" And then it teaches detachment from all negative states and attachment to your goal. This last state…attachment to your goal…is achieved by frequently assuming the feeling of your desire fulfilled. We must practice separating ourselves from our negative moods and thoughts in the midst of all the problems and disasters of daily life. No one can be different from what
they are now unless they begin to separate themselves from their current reactions and identify with their objective. Detachment from negative states and the assumption of fulfilled desire must be practiced amidst all the blessings and curses of life.” Article “Fundamentals”. What is the one thing you need to do to manifest? Is it living in a fulfilled desire? Is it knowing that it’s done? What is it? "I can imagine anything in the world. The most incredible thing I can imagine, but as a man, one condition is imposed on me: I must believe it. If I can persuade
myself of the reality of what I have imagined, no power in the world can prevent it from coming to fruition. Man creates his objective world out of imagination and faith. These are the substances from which he actually designs and objectifies his world. There is nothing but God, and God is the wonderful human imagination of man himself." Lecture “If You Can Really Believe”. What does Neville say about anger? "Commune your heart on your bed, and then be silent." But be sure to commune how you want to shape that image, for the full verse is this: "Be
angry, but do not sin. Commune in your heart upon your bed, and be silent." But he doesn't tell him not to be angry. So, the day was explosive… explode! Be angry, "but do not sin." "To sin" is to "miss the mark." Don't go to bed now and let the sun go down on your wrath. Alright…explode! Let off steam, so to speak. Now pick up everything that you would throw away in the past like a broken vase that you cannot fix. No; keep the same vase, and rework it now in a new form as it seems
good to do. So at the end of a day… okay, it wasn’t a good day. Explode, and then; "But do not sin. Do not let the sun go down on your wrath." Stay right there and simply rework. Rework which being? Rework it yourself! You are the clay. This thing here [indicating the physical man] is seeing the world based on what you have assumed it to be. So now you actually do it. " Lecture "Command, Then Wait." Neville talks about adapting the concept of oneself as God, or identifying with the inner man? "When the action of
the inner man corresponds to the action that the outer man must take to satisfy his desire, he will definitely fulfill his desire. There are two of us; there is an inner man and an outer man. The outward man is always led to say, "I, of myself, can do nothing; the Father within me, this inward, He does the work. What I see Him do, that, I, the outward, do also." Then there is an inner you. If I Now if I sat here and stilled my body by relaxing it and then imagined what the outside would have
to do to satisfy its desire, and with the outside relaxed, just imagine that I am really that now, so I would keep the body immobilized but imagine that I am really experiencing that now. I would experience in my imagination what I would have to experience in the flesh to satisfy the desire, and then I would imagine that state again and again, so that the actions of the inner man correspond to the actions that the outer man must perform to fulfill the desire. When it is done... I promise you it will be done in the flesh;
no power in the world could stop you when these two actions coincide, but let it always be from within. " Lecture "Sound Investments." If the promise has its own time, what must you do until it happens? Do you continue using the law? "If you can truly thirst for God above all else, then use the same law of freedom. Look into the faces of your friends and say with deep conviction and feeling: "I have had the experiences of which Neville speaks. The whole series, from the resurrection to the descent of the dove, unfolded within me." So
persevere, for God has provided a satisfaction for that hunger and you will know it. But if that hunger is not yet upon you and you sincerely desire a better way to live that is not wrong, simply use the same principle of the perfect law of freedom and persevere. Having acted, do not turn away and forget what you have done, but fall asleep in this conviction, and in a way you do not know, it will be yours.” Lecture “Feel Deeply”.
