The Real Meaning of Good Friday and Easter

Lecture dated December 04, 1968

Approximate read 30 min

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In this lecture, Neville Goddard examines the Christian observances of Good Friday and Easter as profound parables that conceal deeper spiritual truths. He argues that the story of the crucifixion and resurrection is not a historical event to be taken literally by those on the outside, but an inner mystery revealed to those who listen from within. God’s death is marked by the symbolic tearing of the temple curtain, representing the moment of ultimate surrender and spiritual rebirth. Neville shares his personal experience of an inner death dated April 8, 1960, after which he taught exclusively from within. Through parable and personal testimony, he illustrates the process of falling from unity into diversity and ascending back into unity and regeneration. He concludes by emphasizing the transformative power of inner meditation and the promise of eventual resurrection in one’s own consciousness.

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