Become Like a Child

Lecture dated March 27, 1967

Approximate read 37 min

{"Neville GoddardBecome Like a Childcreative imaginationChrist consciousnesskingdom of heavenlaw of assumptionmetanoiaspiritual awakening

In this lecture Neville Goddard opens with the assertion that Jesus Christ is not a historical person outside us but rather our own human Imagination, the divine creative power. He emphasizes the biblical admonition from Matthew 18:3 that one must turn (metanoia) and become like a child to enter the kingdom of heaven, illustrating this with playful stories about his young nephews and how a child believes anything it is told. Goddard shares letters from people who have used vivid mental imagery to manifest real-world results—paid-off cars, sold houses, trips home—by ‘keeping the sabbath’ of their assumed states. He recounts a dramatic dream-vision in which he withholds his power from a German soldier’s tribunal, then vanishes by awakening the spiritual eye. Goddard connects these examples to scripture—from Genesis to Revelation and the writings of Blake—showing that creative imagination is the true body of Christ, and that by believing and imagining as children, all things become possible. He concludes by inviting listeners to test this power in their own lives and to recognize the Father within themselves as revealed by the Son, the dynamic operative of consciousness.

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