NEVILLE GODDARD ARCHIVE

Episode Excerpt: In the 9th chapter of the Book of Mark, it is said: "All things are possible to him who believes," and in the 19th chapter of the Book of Matthew we are told: "With God all things are possible." Here we see God equated with the believer. Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make available all of Neville Goddard's works free and easily accessible t...

Episode Excerpt: Jesus Christ is the true identity of every one! His name, forever and ever is I am! Therefore, when you say I am, you are declaring your true identity! Do you believe that all things are possible to someone called Jesus Christ, but not yourself? If you do it is because you do not know who you are! Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make availabl...

Episode Excerpt: "All that you behold, though it appears without it is within, of which this world of mortality is but a shadow." If you will but enter a state in your imagination, and assume its truth, the outer world will respond to your assumption, for it is your shadow, forever bearing witness to your inner imaginal activity. Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize a...

Episode Excerpt:  In the nature of things it is impossible for any child born of woman to go unredeemed, for the moment he says, "I am," he is proclaiming all that is divine in his flesh. Therefore, God cannot cast away that which constitutes the "I" of man without casting himself away, and that is impossible. Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make availab...

Episode Excerpt:  While reading scripture, always bear in mind that it is a story of salvation and not secular history, that the characters - from Adam to Jesus - are states of consciousness. Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make available all of Neville Goddard's works free and easily accessible to anyone that wants to listen. NEVILLE GODDARD TEXT LECTUR...

Episode Excerpt:  Tonight I will call this, "A Riddle," for every creative mind rises to the challenge of a riddle. Now a riddle is defined in the dictionary as "an imperial object or person; that which is difficult to understand." It is also "a sieve to separate the chaff from the wheat, or a puzzling question." Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make avai...

Episode Excerpt:  In his poem called "Europe," which is a prophecy about you, William Blake said: "Then Enitharmon woke, nor knew that she had slept, and eighteen hundred years were fled as if they had not been." Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make available all of Neville Goddard's works free and easily accessible to anyone that wants to listen. NEVILL...

Episode Excerpt:  It is in you as a person that the nature of God is revealed, for a scriptural episode is not a record of an historical event, but a parabolic revelation of truth.  To see Jesus or David as an historical character is to see truth tempered to the weakness of your soul. Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make available all of Neville God...

Episode Excerpt:  If you find yourself miserable or helpless here, may I tell you that you are not condemned to the state by a deity outside of yourself, for everything that takes place in your world is but a movement within God. Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make available all of Neville Goddard's works free and easily accessible to anyone that wants...

Episode Excerpt:  In the 33rd chapter of the Book of Job we are told that God speaks to man in two ways, but man does not perceive them. It is said: "In a dream, in a vision of the night when deep sleep falls upon men while they slumber on their beds, he opens the ears of men and seals their instructions." Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make available a...

Episode Excerpt:  In the second chapter of the Book of Luke the story is told of Jesus’ parents, worried and seeking him for three days, finding him and complaining, to which Jesus said: “How is it that you sought me? Know you not that I must be about my Father’s business?” Note: This is part of a project by ImaginationAndFaith to digitize and make available all of Neville Goddard's works fre...