Published in 1941, this short essay is one of Neville Goddard’s most representative works. The author offers a metaphysical reading of the Bible, interpreting its stories as descriptions of states of consciousness, and develops a central thesis: imagination, supported by inner conviction, is what determines experience.Alongside the theoretical section, the book presents practical methods: assuming the state of fulfilled desire, the meaning of the expression “I AM,” the technique of review, and the disciplined use of the imagination.A concise and accessible work, serving as a reference for those interested in New Thought, manifestation, and the symbolic interpretation of sacred texts.
Published in 1941, this short essay is one of Neville Goddard’s most representative works. The author offers a metaphysical reading of the Bible, interpreting its stories as descriptions of states of consciousness, and develops a central thesis: imagination, supported by inner conviction, is wha...