The Law & the Promise

by Neville Goddard

Imagining creates reality.

man – through his imaginal activities – creates the realities and the circumstances of life; this he does either knowingly or unknowingly.

Life is the continual solution of a continuously synthetic problem.

invariably

There can be no outer change until there is first an imaginal change.

futile

Faith is believing what is unbelievable.

And it must become a reality because imagining creates reality.

embodied.

folly

conspire

If you change your imagining, you will change the facts.

Changing your life means changing the past.

scarlet,

coherent

Imagining Creates Reality.

sterner.

perpetual

boldly

thrilled

seclusion

Imaginal acts – not blind fate – determine the course of history.

Imagining Creates Reality. What it makes, it can unmake.

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incontrovertible

futile!

perennial.

Life is a romantic adventure. To live creatively, imagining novel solutions to ever more complex problems is far nobler than to restrain or kill out desire. All that is desired can be imagined into existence.

perpetuated

seething

futility

Seer,

metamorphoses

doom,

sequel

cordial

Imagining the wish fulfilled is the seeking that finds, the asking that receives, the knocking to which is opened.

“the poet creates from contemplation”

“To travel is the privilege, not of the rich but of the imaginative.”

“This is an age in which the mood decides the fortunes of people rather than the fortunes decide the mood.” – Sir Winston Churchill

If we are aware of the mood and know this secret of imagining, we may announce that all that our mood affirms will come to pass.

warts:

hitherto

prophesy

excruciating

perpetuates.

“Man is All Imagination and God is Man.”

entreats

Thinking of it is a confession they are not in it; thinking from it is proof that they are in it. Entering into the image would give substance to the image.

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