In this podcast episode, I am reading part two of Neville Goddard's lecture from 1956 titled "The Four Mighty Ones." This is part II.

Here is an excerpt: "All the creative spirit in the world is gathered in the Name and the Name is I AM. But the Name must be torn apart and be shown as Four Mighty Ones, and not just the single. It is all one, but there are four distinct functions of the one. There are not four fingers or four separate beings living in man. God is one and his name is one, but there are four distinct functions, and you can call them the four Gospels, call them the four garments that he wore, call them the four rivers flowing out of Eden, call them the four creatures surrounding the great throne of God; call them four but understand what you mean by the four." Neville Goddard

In today's podcast episode, I am reading part one of "The Four Mighty Ones" from Neville Goddards' 1956 lecture series.  

Here is an excerpt: "The history of humanity is little else than a long struggle with this infinite riddle - the riddle of the Four Mighty Ones. When Origen, one of the early church fathers, was asked why are there four Gospels, why not one, he answered and said because there are four quarters of the Heavens, north, south, east, and west and, therefore, four quarters of the human soul. The Bible speaks of this riddle which we will quote from the Book of Proverbs, and I will tell you the promises made to the individual and to the nation who can answer or un-riddle the riddle."  Neville Goddard

In this episode, I am Neville Goddards' lecture from 1956 titled "Feed My Sheep." 

Lecture excerpt: "I have given you, I think, a perfect technique to prove that you are a servant. Try it today! If you succeed in the simplest little way of taking an invisible state and making it become a reality, like the job for a friend or even the getting of a hat, or even the finding of the proper apartment, or even the getting of some little thing - you try it." Neville Goddard

In this podcast episode, I am reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1956 titled "Feed My Sheep." 

Lecture Excerpt: "So do you know what you want in this world? If you know exactly what you want, where do you see it? You see it in the mind of yourself - that's where you see it - so when you know what you want, here is a part of Israel scattered, and you didn't see him on earth, you saw him in the kingdom within you, for the Kingdom of God is within." Neville Goddard

In this podcast episode, I am reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1959 titled "Seedtime and Harvest." 

Lecture Excerpt: "If man could only remember these moments of seedtime, he would never be surprised when the harvest appears in his world. But because he has no memory as to that moment in time when he dropped that seed, which is simply his emotional response to something he contemplated, something he overheard, something he observed, at that moment the thing was done; he didn't have to labor to bring it to harvest - he simply encountered it as something already full-grown, so he reaps now that on which he bestowed no labor, outside of choice. He selected it by his attitude, by his reaction." Neville Goddard

In this podcast episode, I am reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1959 titled "Seedtime and Harvest." 

Lecture Excerpt: "Although it bears the same title as my latest book, it is not to be found in that book, for that book is an attempt to interpret some of the more difficult passages of the Bible. I have given you in the nine chapters a mystical view, and also a certain approach to how you yourself may approach the interpretation of the Bible, for, as you know, it is not a book of history. And so, when I became aware of deeper meanings in the passages than those normally assigned to them, I began to see them or to apprehend them mystically, and so I have given you a mystical interpretation of many of the darker passages." Neville Goddard

In this podcast episode, I am reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1956 titled "By Water and By Blood." 

Lecture Excerpt: "So, as the mystic tells us in the 11th of his Letters to the Hebrews - "'Things seen were not made of things that do appear."Man refuses to accept it so he takes everything in his world and tries to take it back to some visible cause, even with the aid of his microscope. He takes the microscope and he will peer through it to prove to his own satisfaction there is a visible, tangible cause; or he goes off into space with his telescope. He must find in the outer world causes of the changes in the outer world. He cannot believe that the whole vast outer world is held together from within and we are only on the surface looking at it from without and trying to analyze it and to understand it from without, and all that appears without, though it seems there, it isn't. It is all from within - all within the mind of man - and that is the mystery." Neville Goddard

In this podcast episode, I am reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1956 titled "By Water and By Blood." 

Lecture Excerpt: "Now these twenty-one letters, or as we call them Epistles, are not really addressed to individuals or groups. They are mysteries, as is the entire Bible. Whether the Bible in the Old Testament tells the story in the form of history or whether they tell it in the form of a parable, or whether in the form of a letter, they are all revelations of the mind of God expressed in symbolism. Now, I do not claim that I can give you an exhaustive interpretation of any single story of the Bible." Neville Goddard

In this podcast episode, I am reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1954 titled "Three Propositions." 

Lecture Excerpt: "If you take this technique and you try it consciously, for here I am appealing not to the passive mind that passively surrenders to appearances, I am appealing to the Christ in you which is the active conscious use of your lovely imagination. So when you sit down and you predetermine what you want to hear and you listen until you hear it, and you refuse to hear anything other than that, then you are using the one power in the world that awakens a man and you are using your lovely imagination, which is "Christ in you, the hope of glory."  Neville Goddard

In this podcast episode, I am reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1954 titled "Three Propositions." 

Lecture Excerpt: "The individual state of consciousness determines the conditions and the circumstances of his life. The second proposition is that man can select the state of consciousness with which he desires to be identified; and the third follows naturally--therefore, man can be what he wants to be." Neville Goddard