In this episode, Brynn Anderson and listen to a rare and electrifying lecture from the legendary Neville Goddard, recorded in 1968. The lecture is titled "Live in the End"—also known as "How to Live in Your Desire Fulfilled". It captures the essence of Neville’s core teaching in a way that feels both timeless and urgently relevant. As we listen, we’re invited into a sacred space where imagination becomes the bridge between the inner and outer worlds, where the divine power within us is not only acknowledged but activated. This isn’t just about wanting something—it’s about becoming the version of yourself who already has it. It’s about embodying the outcome with such sincerity and clarity that reality has no choice but to follow, and so much more!

Neville spoke of the God within us, how to build that connection, and see imagination as God of our inner world, as the true creative force behind everything we experience. In this lecture, he takes us deeper into that truth, guiding us to live not in hope or waiting, but in the fulfilled state, the “end” as if it already is. Throughout the episode, Brynn and I are listening with you together, taking notes, to unpack all we learned after the lecture.. Deep knowledge!.. Drop In!

Neville Goddart Bio:

Neville Goddard (1905–1972) was a profound spiritual teacher and author known for his powerful insights into the creative power of human imagination. Though often grouped with metaphysical or New Thought thinkers, Neville distanced himself from formal labels or movements. He believed his purpose was to uncover and revive the psychological truths hidden within the Bible, bringing to light the ancient wisdom it carried about consciousness, imagination, and the divine nature of humanity.

Born in Barbados and trained in drama after moving to the U.S. at 17, Neville eventually left the entertainment world to fully dedicate himself to spiritual teaching. Settling in Los Angeles, he gave lectures that drew packed audiences throughout the mid-20th century. His core message centered on what he called “The Law”—the idea that imagination creates reality. Through vivid personal stories and examples from his students, Neville taught that by using imaginal power with love and intention, anyone could shape their life and reality. He continued sharing these teachings until his passing in 1972, leaving behind a body of work that still resonates deeply with seekers today.

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