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Neville Goddard quoted William Blake more than any source outside the Bible — and for good reason. In this episode, we trace Blake's four modes of perception, the prison of Urizen (the measuring mind that mistakes its own model for reality), and the radical claim that imagination isn't a faculty you possess but the divine creative principle operating through you. This is the philosophy Neville built his entire method on — and most people have never heard the original source.
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By Kolbrún | Luminary FlowNeville Goddard quoted William Blake more than any source outside the Bible — and for good reason. In this episode, we trace Blake's four modes of perception, the prison of Urizen (the measuring mind that mistakes its own model for reality), and the radical claim that imagination isn't a faculty you possess but the divine creative principle operating through you. This is the philosophy Neville built his entire method on — and most people have never heard the original source.
Receive my free guide "5 Inner Blocks That Keep You From Deep Spiritual Growth."