Imagination: My Slave

Lecture dated February 13, 1967

Approximate read 38 min

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In this lecture Neville Goddard reintroduces his audience to the practical application of the law of assumption by personifying Imagination as a willing and impartial slave. He defines God, Jesus, Jehovah, I AM, and Imagination as interchangeable terms that represent the deeper self and the creative power within each individual. Through vivid real-world examples—a last-minute magazine production, lost trousers recovered, and a bank overdraft turned into a bonus—he demonstrates how focused imagining, combined with belief, instantly brings states into physical manifestation. Neville emphasizes that outer reality is a direct reflection of one’s inner imaginal acts and that changing the world begins by changing one’s own consciousness. He invites listeners to test the principle themselves and to share their experiences so that collective faith and mutual encouragement can grow. The lecture closes with a call to recognize the divine power of Imagination and to cease arguing with shadows, focusing instead on occupying the desired state until it materializes.

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