Infinite States

Lecture dated September 29, 1967

Approximate read 40 min

Infinite States lectureHuman Imagination as ChristNew ChristologyLaw of AssumptionManifestation techniquesCreative visualizationMetaphysical Bible interpretationNeville Goddard 1967 lecture

In this lecture Neville Goddard introduces the concept of a 'new Christology' by identifying human Imagination as the true Christ and the source of all phenomena. He argues that instead of seeking an external savior, individuals must learn to turn inward to their own imaginative faculty to manifest desires. Drawing on scripture from John 14 and poetic insights from William Blake, Goddard illustrates how belief and vivid feeling in an assumed state create reality. He shares personal anecdotes—such as arranging his own passage from Barbados to New York—demonstrating the law of assumption in action. Goddard emphasizes that worry reveals a lack of faith in this inner Christ and that gratitude seals the imaginative act. Ultimately, he calls for a global shift in consciousness: to teach people to recognize and employ their own Imagination as the divine power for transformation.

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