The Invisible God Behind the Made

Lecture dated October 27, 1969

Approximate read 39 min

{"Neville GoddardThe Invisible God Behind the MadeLaw of AssumptionPower of ImaginationNeville Goddard lectureBiblical imaginationMental causationManifestation technique

In this lecture Neville Goddard explains that all visible phenomena stem from an invisible divine cause—our own imaginal activity—drawing on Romans 1:20–25 to illustrate how we discover God through the things He has made. He emphasizes that imagination is the creative principle and demonstrates a practical method: assume mentally the desired state, persist in that assumption, and allow it to externalize. Neville warns against double-mindedness, insisting that we must remain faithful to our new imagined position, even in sleep, until results manifest. He offers vivid examples: manifesting a trip to Barbados out of thin air, building a successful restaurant from a small investment, protecting oneself in an assault, and even appearing to his sister across two thousand miles. Throughout, he stresses personal responsibility: nothing happens by accident, and all events are self-created by our assumptions. The lecture concludes by urging listeners to recognize the divine Imagination within them as both Creator and Sustainer of reality, and to apply these principles with sincerity and consistency.

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