Lecture · December 16, 1968
A Prophecy
Neville Goddard · Mentoring Center →
ConceptionCrucifixion / resurrection as inner eventThe screen / projectionAssumptionEveryone is you pushed outI AM / God-identityWilliam BlakeConstructing the implying scene
In his poem called “Europe,” which is a prophecy about you, William Blake said: “Then Enitharmon woke, nor knew that she had slept, and eighteen hundred years were fled as if they had not been.” Told in the form of a story, Blake used the name “Enitharmon” to express any emanating desire or image. Enitharmon is the emanation of Los, who – in the story – had …