Eternal States

Lecture dated September 09, 1968

Approximate read 26 min

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Tonight's lecture 'Eternal States' delves into Neville Goddard's core premise that man is imagination and that the world is animated by our beliefs. Goddard defines a 'state' as a body of beliefs that shape our external circumstances and asserts that changing our inner assumptions instantly modifies our reality. He explores the concept of eternity as a timeless realm where all possibilities exist, independent of creation, which he calls an act of mercy. Through vivid examples—such as visualizing a woman's purse stocked with lipstick and a thousand-dollar bill, and freezing a person by halting imaginative animation—Goddard illustrates the practical power of assumption. He explains the spiritual notion of the second birth, where Christ is awakened within us, delivering us from the 'body of death.' Finally, he teaches the technique of assuming desired states during sleep as an act of faith that compels the world to align with our imaginal acts.

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