The Fundamental Sin

Lecture dated June 25, 1965

Approximate read 37 min

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This lecture, delivered on June 25, 1965, explores what Neville Goddard calls the “fundamental sin”: humanity’s failure to believe in their own divine identity as expressed in the scriptural phrase “I am he.” He argues that faith in “I AM” empowers individuals to assume their desired reality through the creative power of imagination, testing it by living and dreaming as if it were true. God and man are presented as one continuous being, contracting into mortality and then expanding back into divine awareness. Drawing on William Blake’s vision in “Milton” and biblical passages, Goddard describes a spiritual awakening akin to rising from a grave within one’s skull, blown into new life by the divine wind. He encourages practical application of the law of assumption, urging listeners to dare to assume their intended state and persevere in faith. Ultimately, he promises a future resurrection into oneness with the risen Christ, where each individual fully realizes “I AM he.”

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