Concept
The eternal now
9 passages across the corpus
- At Your Command (1939) · 1939
Knowing this, begin to revalue yourself. Man has placed too little value upon himself. In the Book of Numbers you will read, “In that day there were giants in the land; and we were in our own sight as grasshoppers. And we were in their sight as grasshoppers.” This does not mean a time in the dim past when man had the stature of giants. Today is the day, the eternal now when conditions round about
Read passage → - Your Faith Is Your Fortune (1941) · 1941
In the Book of Numbers it is recorded, “There were giants in the land and we were in our own sight as grasshoppers, and we were in their sight as grasshoppers.” Today is the day, the eternal now, when conditions in the world have attained the appearance of giants. The unemployed, the armies of the enemy, business competition, etc., are the giants which make you feel yourself to be a helpless gras
Read passage → - Your Faith Is Your Fortune (1941) · 1941
Your I AM is the foundation upon which the defined state or conception of yourself rests; but it is not defined by, nor is it dependent on, such defined states for its being. Your I AM neither expands nor contracts; nothing alters or adds to it. Before any defined state was, IT is. When all states cease to be, IT is. All defined states or conceptions of yourself are but ephemeral expressions of yo
Read passage → - Your Faith Is Your Fortune (1941) · 1941
Your claim that you are now that which you want to be will remove the veil of human darkness and reveal your claim perfectly; I AM that. God’s will was expressed in the words of the Widow, “It is well.” Man’s will would have been, “It will be well.” To state, “I shall be well,” is to say, “I am ill.” God, the Eternal Now, is not mocked by words or vain repetition. God continually personifies that
Read passage → - Neville Goddard A Portrait By Israel Regardie · 1945
It is an offense against our own integrity and intellectual honesty first to assume that what is present in our external world picture is but a projection of the mind, and then to ignore utterly that visible projection from within. It seems more rational, before attempting to make new spiritual images within, to inquire why previous pictures were created that would produce such untoward effects th
Read passage → - The Power of Awareness (1952) · 1952
I am God, declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times things that are not yet done. Isaiah 46:9, 10. Creation is finished. Creativeness is only a deeper receptiveness, for the entire contents of all time and all space, while experienced in a time sequence, actually coexist in an infinite and eternal now. In other words, all that you ever have been or ever will be — in fact, all t
Read passage → - I Know My Father (1960) · 1960
The same applies to you. In your formless awareness- I AM-lies buried all that you will ever conceive yourself to be. The recognition of this truth will transform you from that of an unskilled laborer, who tries to make it so, to that of a great artist, who recognizes it to be so. Your claim that you are are now that which you want to be, will remove the veil of human darkness with its-I will be-a
Read passage → - I Know My Father (1960) · 1960
When you ask yourself the question, “How would I feel if my desire were this moment realized? “-the automatic reply is so new that you Feel that it is not yours, that it is not true. Therefore, you instantly put this new state of consciousness off and immediately return to your problem because it is more natural. Not knowing that consciousness is ever out-picturing itself in conditions round about
Read passage → - I Know My Father (1960) · 1960
17 Jul Neville Goddard: “I Know My Father” (1960) [FULL BOOK] by Neville Goddard I I AM “My Father is he whom men call God, but I know my Father and men know not their God.” My Father and Your Father are One. “Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God is One Lord.” “I and my Father are One.” One Father made us all to live, move and have our being in Him the One. Who then is this ONE that we have in common?
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