A Movement Within God

Lecture dated October 16, 1967

Approximate read 19 min

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In this lecture Neville Goddard teaches that every condition in life—misery, joy, success or sorrow—is a movement within God and arises from our own imagination. He emphasizes that there is no external deity condemning or controlling us; rather, we are the operant power of God and can consciously choose and shift our state by imagining ourselves into the desired condition. Goddard interprets biblical figures like Jesus, Joshua, and Jehovah as symbols of human imagination, asserting that ‘I AM’ is the creative word by which we manifest reality. He illustrates this principle with personal anecdotes, such as his brother Victor’s success in business through persistent imaginal acts. Goddard invites listeners to test the law by imagining desired outcomes and observing their gradual externalization. Ultimately, he envisions a return to unity, where all individual parts of consciousness reassemble into the divine oneness. The lecture closes with a call to deliberate dreaming, urging us to employ imagination consciously until the end of the world’s play.

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