Imaging Creates Reality

Lecture dated October 30, 1967

Approximate read 34 min

Imaging Creates RealityLaw of AssumptionClarifying FormImagination Creates RealityManifestation TechniquesBiblical MysticismVisualization ExercisesDream Interpretation

In this lecture dated 30-10-1967, Neville Goddard emphasizes that imagining itself is the sole creative force and urges focus on clarity of form rather than exerting will over others. He argues that remembering past imaginings blocks further manifestation and calls believers to remain in the present tense with the divine name "I AM." Using examples of dream sequences, he illustrates how divine truths can surface from the depths of the soul even when the rational mind cannot recall details. He critiques the obsession with external influence, reminding students that all experience is self-generated and that external conditions follow the inner scene drawn in the imagination. Scriptural insights and mystical symbols, such as the Hebrew word Yachiyd and the concept of “Friday” as the god of love, underscore the unity of man with the divine. Practical anecdotes about visualization, dream interpretation, and meditation reinforce the necessity of perfecting the form in mental imaging. He concludes by inviting listeners to test the law of assumption in everyday situations, trusting that clear imaginal acts will naturally coalesce into physical reality.

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