Eternal States

Lecture dated February 20, 1964

Approximate read 42 min

Eternal States lecturestates of consciousnesscrossing the Jordanlaw of assumptionImagination powerI AM affirmationNeville Goddard 1964biblical metaphors

In “Eternal States” Neville Goddard teaches that all states of consciousness are conditioned and must be fully occupied to yield their results. He uses the biblical crossing of the Jordan as a central metaphor for confronting present reality and moving into a desired state through Imagination. Goddard equates Joshua with Jesus and emphasizes the power of the “I AM” affirmation as the only effective name to invoke divine change. Through personal anecdotes—most notably his mental journey to Barbados—he demonstrates how assuming the state of one’s wish fulfilled can actualize seemingly impossible outcomes. He outlines a practical method: honestly observe your Jordan (current limitations), enter the desired state in imagination, prepare mental provisions, and trust that within “three days” the change will manifest. Goddard reminds listeners that each new day begins at their Jordan and invites them to consciously cross it into prosperity, health, or creativity. Ultimately, he asserts that origins determine endings: since we originate in God (Imagination), our outcomes reflect divine power.

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