Neville Goddard

Portrait of New Thought lecturer Neville Goddard

Explore the writings and lectures of Neville Goddard, one of the most influential voices in twentieth-century New Thought and the modern philosophy of imagination.

Goddard taught that consciousness, assumption, and sustained imaginal experience shape the conditions of life. Drawing upon symbolic interpretations of scripture, his work examines the creative power of “I AM,” belief, faith, spiritual identity, and the inward transformation of experience.

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