The Word

Lecture dated February 03, 1965

Approximate read 41 min

{"Neville GoddardThe Word lectureimagination as Godbiblical allegoryten lepers meaningfurniture of the mindself-impregnationmental imagery technique

Neville Goddard begins by reinterpreting the biblical story of the ten lepers as an allegory for self-transformation through imagination. He teaches that every scripture is a hidden message to be decoded by each individual by mentally “showing” oneself to the priests, symbolizing self-approval of one’s desired state. The core practice involves rearranging the “furniture of the mind,” forming a clear mental picture of the end state, and taking a deep inhalation to seal that image as a self-impression. This act of self-impregnation activates an unseen continuity of events that ultimately manifests the imagined outcome in the physical world. God, Neville asserts, is nothing other than the human imagination at work within us, so no external effort is needed once the imaginal act is complete. He underscores this principle with vivid examples—his niece’s unexpected acceptance into Columbia’s nursing program and his father’s property acquisition—showing that imagined realities unfold in their own “appointed hour.”

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