All Things Exist in the Human Imagination

Lecture dated May 24, 1968

Approximate read 31 min

human imaginationmental revisionfaith and imaginationsubjective appropriationobjective hopewalking on waterChrist in imaginationmystical teaching

In this lecture Neville Goddard explains that the human imagination is the infinite, eternal source of all reality, while the physical world is but its shadow. He illustrates how mental revision and the subjective appropriation of an objective hope—what we call faith—can transform experiences, sharing vivid examples of a man rehired at work and small creative confirmations such as inserting 'Mister' into an ad. Neville encourages listeners to fully commit and 'walk on water' by trusting their imaginal acts without holding any 'hind claw' or safety net. He analyzes symbolic visions—crossing water, feeding the pig as Christ, and receiving spiritual sight—and shows how these inner experiences can lead to mystical awakening. Ultimately, he invites practitioners to live entirely within imagination, revise their world moment by moment, and realize that Christ is their own human imagination, ushering in personal and collective transformation.

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