We conclude our discussion of the book Neville Goddard and the Christian Imagination, emphasizing one of the later chapters on retaining spiritual gains via creativity.

Neville speaks of waking from the dream of life. Could such a thing be done by better understanding and consciously participating in a rite or ritual? See my video discussion here:
@nevilleonfire

Would you like to access Neville Goddard's material, both in his original voice and expertly narrated by Barry Peterson? Go to this legacy site for Barry (now gone from this world!). At this time, they were having a little difficulty with the public facing links, but the membership space (free) was working very well, and they have a Telegram channel with more access to materials.

https://www.givingvoicetothewisdomoftheages.com/membership

Thank you for your attention. I hope you find value in Season 3 of the Neville on Fire podcast. Check my book:
Neville Goddard and the Christian Imagination: How to Transform Your Concept of Yourself.

From Chapter 8 Paradoxical picture. How does Neville reconcile good and evil? This week I post for everyone my substack video reading & discussion. Here is the link:

@nevilleonfire

Thank you for your attention. I hope you find value in Season 3 of the Neville on Fire podcast. Check my book:
Neville Goddard and the Christian Imagination: How to Transform Your Concept of Yourself.