The journey of enlightenment with Abdullah
Neville Goddard's Transformation of His Life Through Imagination

This book delves deeply into the life of Neville Goddard, who has had a profound influence on spiritual thought since the 20th century.
Neville Goddard discovered the limitless potential of imagination and developed a unique philosophy that it could be used to create reality.
His life is considered a groundbreaking example that transcended the realm of mere self-improvement and presented a new understanding of the nature and potential of the human mind.
Based on these lectures and writings of Neville Goddard, his philosophical insights and practical approaches are systematically organized.
Readers will encounter the special teacher-student relationship with Abdullah, as well as the lessons Neville Goddard learned from his life's journey of realizing dreams and transforming reality.
It provides readers with practical guidance to rediscover themselves through imagination and turn dreams into concrete reality.

Your consciousness creates everything
To make your desires come true, first control your mind.

Neville Goddard analyzes the relationship between thought and reality from both a physical and logical perspective, and preaches the infinite creative potential of human consciousness.
The core of this book is how to use imagination as a tool.
It reminds us that reality does not arise from outside, but begins in our consciousness, and that everything we picture in our minds is the power of imagination, ready to become reality.

Try it for everything you want in the world: a better job, more money, a better home, more security.
Don't ask anyone if this is possible.
Assuming it is possible, you can continue the internal dialogue with yourself and simply observe what is happening in your world.
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The future must become present in the imagination of those who wisely and consciously create the situation.
We must transform vision into existence, imagination into thought.
Imagination is a perspective centered on a certain state and looking at the world from that state.
Thinking from the end is an intense perception of a world where desires are fulfilled.
Thinking in the state of desire is a creative life.
Ignorance of the ability to think from the beginning is bondage.
--- p.108

How can I tell if my sense of "self" has shifted? I begin by observing my reactions to life from a position of acceptance, noticing my reactions when I identify with my choices.
I imagine myself as the person I want to be and observe my reactions.
If my reaction remains the same, then I have not identified with my choice, and since my reaction is automatic, if I change, my reaction to life will also automatically change.
--- p.127

Because the best ideal for me today may not be my ideal tomorrow, even after I get it.
But if you have an ideal, you can achieve it, and everyone should have an ideal.
There is a formula to make this possible.
Sow a thought and you reap an action; sow an action and you reap a habit; sow a habit and you reap a character; sow a character and you reap a destiny; sow a destiny and you reap a thought; sow a thought and you reap an action; sow an action and you reap a habit; sow a habit and you reap a character; sow a character and you reap a destiny.
Ultimately, it all comes back to the thoughts you plant.

--- p.193

It's about looking at my world and seeing exactly what I have and what I want from this world.
When I look honestly at what I have and know exactly what I have, I am standing right on the Jordan River.
So, instead of avoiding the problem, we must enter directly into the Jordan River, into God Himself, accepting all the limitations of the flesh, completely closing our eyes to everything about ourselves and bearing all the weaknesses, all the limitations of the flesh.

--- p.225