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by Neville Goddard (Author)
A collection of Neville Goddard's influential essays exploring imagination, belief, and the spiritual law through which consciousness shapes experience.
In this collection, Neville Goddard presents a series of reflections on the principle that human imagination and belief play a decisive role in shaping the conditions of life. Central to his teaching is the idea that what an individual assumes to be true in consciousness gradually becomes expressed in the outer world. Through disciplined thought, creative imagination, and a clear sense of identity, individuals may transform the direction of their lives.
Goddard argues that manifestation does not occur through mechanical repetition of affirmations or verbal commands. Instead, change arises from an inner conviction-a state of consciousness in which one already feels and accepts the reality of the desired condition. According to this view, the individual's assumptions about self and reality quietly determine the circumstances that unfold in experience.
Collected here are six essays examining these principles of imagination and manifestation: The Law, Be What You Wish, Be What You Believe, By Imagination We Become, The Law of Assumption, Truth, and At Your Command. Together they present a concise introduction to Goddard's philosophy and the ideas that have made his writings enduring works of modern spiritual thought.
