Freedom For All

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Freedom For All

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en

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A practical guide to transforming consciousness and manifesting personal freedom through imagination and scriptural insight. Neville Goddard reveals that consciousness is the sole reality, offering readers a mystical yet constructive method to redefine their identity and objectify their deepest desires.

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In 'Freedom For All,' Neville Goddard presents a profound metaphysical argument: consciousness is the only reality, and the external world is merely a projection of internal states. Drawing from biblical texts, Goddard reinterprets scripture not as history but as mystical revelations about the law of creation. He explains that the 'I AM' is the unconditioned consciousness of God within man, and that by fixing a definite psychological state through feeling and imagination, one can alter their reality. The book details a specific creative process involving six days of subjective work to define a desire, followed by a seventh day of mental rest, or the Sabbath, during which the manifestation incubates. Goddard uses the story of Jacob supplanting Esau to illustrate how the subjective state inevitably objectifies itself in the world. He emphasizes that faith is not a small amount of belief but the absolute feeling of being the thing desired. Through chapters on the nature of God, the secret of feeling, and the power of the 'annunciator' (using a friend's voice to reinforce the new state), the text provides a disciplined path for readers to escape limitation, heal themselves, and live in a state of perpetual freedom and peace. Goddard asserts that the Bible is written in Eastern symbolism to reveal that man and God are one. He teaches that the divine name Jehovah encodes the creative formula: JOD (unconditioned consciousness), HE (the desire), VAU (the act of feeling the union), and the final HE (the objectified world). The 'six days' represent the psychological effort to fix a new state, while the 'seventh day' is the mental rest required for the idea to gestate and manifest physically. By assuming the consciousness of being the desired state and ignoring sensory evidence to the contrary, the reader can transform their world. The book concludes by urging readers to apply these principles to heal themselves and others, proving that the kingdom of heaven is accessible on earth through the disciplined practice of changing one's consciousness.

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Categories

• Psychology
• Religion