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I get to share Ryan's story about he found what he wanted through what Neville Goddard calls The First Principle.
A friend recently asked me what I do when the storms rage. My answer is Neville Goddard's First Principle, or as those of us who grew up in church, Psalm 46:10. 'Be still and know that I am God.'
What do you want your new year to feel like knowing that God is your imagination and that what you imagine God imagines?
I died today. I died yesterday too. And I will die tomorrow. I want to die. I look forward to it.
I'm talking about death in the mystical sense. Dying to my old self - my former states. I don’t want to ever stop dying to the limits I’ve previously set for myself while discovering new limits to move beyond.
I love getting and sharing your stories with others. Here are a few fun ones.
Choose this day what you love to feel. Choose every day what to imagine. It really is up to you.
Someone recently asked me, "What's the point of turning within if you don't get the desired results?" This episode is my answer. 💚
Here are a few stories from two women who refused to accept what the facts were telling them and trusted their inner self.
Know it. Become one with the new state. Fall so madly in love with this new you that you look forward to spending time in the state. I don’t mean repeating the same imaginal scene over and over. If you spend a few moments and really step into the new state in your imagination and feel the reality of it, the desire to redo the scene is no longer there. I’m talking about accepting that it’s done and enjoying living, moving, and breathing in this new state.
Here is Dr. Reddy's email: [email protected]
And here is my friend Ricky's YouTube channel: Pay It Forward
“Now, in order to play the game of life, you must know what you want to replace what you have. When you know what it is, you must assume the feeling that you have it.” Neville Goddard
Here's the link to Anila Reddy's 'Unwind.' https://anilareddy.com/unwind/
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