The Dreamer

Lecture dated September 19, 1969

Approximate read 44 min

The Dreamer lectureJoseph symbolismdream as realityI AM consciousnessGod as dreamerawakening from dreamimagination and realitymetaphysical storytelling

In this lecture Neville Goddard explores the biblical story of Joseph as an archetype of the divine dreamer, equating Joseph’s prophetic dreams with the hidden identity of each person as Christ. He argues that the material world is a collective dream sustained by God’s imagination, and that individuals can awaken within their own dreams by realizing their true identity. Through symbolic references—such as Joseph’s coat with sleeves, the pit, and the caravan of three—Goddard illustrates the process of spiritual death and resurrection within one’s own consciousness. He shares personal and audience anecdotes of lucid dreaming and inner awakening, demonstrating how one can assert “I am” to transform and navigate the dream. Ultimately, Goddard emphasizes that divine awakening is inevitable: the dreamer (God) will one day fully awaken within every human, revealing unity and infinite creative power.

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