The Pearl of Great Price

Lecture dated April 16, 1963

Approximate read 34 min

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In this lecture Neville Goddard expounds on the parable of the pearl of great price from Matthew 13 and the concept of the kingdom of heaven as the realm where man’s imaginative power reigns supreme. He identifies Christ not as a historical figure but as the power and wisdom of God resident in human imagination and urges listeners to ‘buy the pearl’ by relinquishing all beliefs in external authorities or systems. Through illustrative anecdotes—such as the baker’s assistant whom a listener healed by imagining her vitality—Goddard demonstrates how a sustained imaginal act yields tangible results. He instructs us to treat our mental images as real, conversing and feeling them into existence while trusting fully in the wisdom inherent in Christ. The lecture also outlines the spiritual stages of crucifixion, resurrection, spiritual birth, the conferral of divine sonship, and direct access to God. Ultimately, Goddard invites his audience to test this power moment by moment, insisting that only by complete abandonment of competing beliefs can one realize true freedom and creative mastery.

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