On the Law: Test Yourselves

Lecture dated November 18, 1968

Approximate read 39 min

{"Neville GoddardOn the Law: Test YourselvesLaw of AssumptionCreative ImaginationSpiritual psychologyFaith as feelingScriptural allegoryImaginative motion

In this practical lecture Neville Goddard examines the scriptural injunction to “examine yourselves” by drawing a clear distinction between external religious observance and true Christianity as a psychological art. He contrasts Judaism’s outward ceremonies with Christianity’s demand for inner imaginative living, showing that real faith is a creative act of the Imagination. Using personal anecdotes—his wife’s vision, a nurse and child on a beach, and his own youthful voyages—he demonstrates how moving psychologically into a desired state produces tangible changes. He develops the principle that the Spirit of God moving is equivalent to deploying the ‘I AM’ consciousness through imaginative motion. Listeners are urged to turn the foundational rock of doctrine into living water and then into wine by applying faith as a state of being. The lecture concludes with practical guidance on testing oneself daily by refusing to accept dissonant outer reports and replacing them with one’s chosen inner reality.

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