Feeling Twisty

"There is only God in this world. So, when you say, 'I Am,' and I say, 'I Am,' it's the same God, but we have arranged the structure of our mind differently. We have different concepts of Self, that's all." Neville Goddard, "The Perfect Law of Liberty"

Dan asked me to talk about Neville's lecture, "The New Christology." It reminds me of "The Pearl of Great Price," because Neville is encouraging us to toss reliance on an outside power and rely on our own imagination. 

Another listener asked me how to get a new bike, new wardrobe, and healthy skin. I answer those questions in today's episode, as well. 

 A listener told me he feels frustrated because he doesn't see any movement on the outside. He's doing what I did for a while - looking for signs. 

I answer a couple of his questions in this episode and I share a cool story that happened to me today. 

I had a wonderful conversation with a friend of mine today. We talked about the importance of being a doer and not just a hearer. Neville quoted that passage in the Bible frequently. He shared stories of how friends of his would attend his lectures for years, but never actually apply what he was teaching. 

Our chat today reminded me of a very early podcast of mine, so I thought I'd revisit the topic again. 

I take a look at Neville's lecture, "Occupant or Inmate." Which are you? Do you feel trapped by tradition and society or do you remember who you really are, an occupant, able to freely move from state to state?

Take a look around you and you will see the evidence of your imagination in action. 

And I was wrong about the lecture title, but here it is: Neville Goddard, "The Dreamer"

Neville taught us to reach find that "inner conviction" that our wish is fulfilled, telling us, "believe in yourself and trust that inner feeling." 

A listener asked me, "How do you get to that feeling of absolute knowing it is done?" 

I decided to break up my answer into multiple bite-size episodes. Today is the first. 

One of the things that worked for me is practice. Twenty Twenty calls it putting more fun buns in the oven. Neville encouraged those at his lectures to imagine the wish fulfilled and move on, imagining other wishes fulfilled. 

Practicing, or working my imaginative muscle, gives me an opportunity to notice what and how I am imagining and what I am feeling when I do. And playing this way makes it fun!

"One day you will turn within and discover that you are the light of the world. Then you will know you are God, the light of infinite love, infinite power, and infinite wisdom." Neville Goddard

Why not fall asleep tonight in the assumption that you do remember who you really are? 

"What is your answer to the eternal question, "Who am I?" Your answer determines the part YOU play in the world's drama." - Neville Goddard

I answer Ophir's questions about emotions, like sadness and anger, personality traits, like a hot temper, and about why there is so much tragedy in the world. 

Regardless of what technique you use to move into the state of your wish fulfilled, it is an inner conviction that is key. 

"...so the truth of any concept is known by that feeling of a peculiar certainty. It's just you know it and I can't explain it other than you know that it's true." Neville Goddard