Neville Goddard says, "To desire it is to have it." If you have a desire, that's God in you telling you it's yours. So, instead of worrying about what technique to use or how many affirmations you need to recite, why not make it easy. Just assume it's a done deal. Take it for granted that your desire is fulfilled.
You don't need anyone outside of yourself to be the person you want to be. Rather than give away your power to circumstance, realize the "I Am," your own imagination, is where all the power rests. Check out this site I came across recently. It's loaded with beautiful articles by beautiful people. https://www.iam-love.co/
I came across a few mementos from my childhood last night. And I spent the last 24 hours going back, in imagination, reliving some wonderful times as a kid. I was making then, now and there, here, which is the same thing Neville Goddard talks about in his lectures.
I talk about intentional imaginal acts and how we're actually imagining / assuming all day long. So, what are you imagining about yourself and your world? I also mentioned my brother's farm in Boonville, MO. Here's a link if you're interested in delicious chicken, turkey, and pork: Hickory Hill Pastures
This one was fun. I managed to talk about President Donald Trump and orgasms in the same episode.
"The truth of any concept is known by that feeling of a peculiar certainty." Neville Goddard
Motion can be detected by a change in position relative to an object. When I move to the state of the wish fulfilled and continue thinking from that state, then I can detect a change because the way I see the world and the way the world sees me is different than the view from my old state.
I open with a little story about way under cooked chicken and my desire to have some yummy chicken salad. I also talk about how those in our little world see us as we first see ourselves.
Make the bad good and the good better through revision.
I've noticed that a couple things that show up in my breathing and body when I am unsuccessful at imagining a specific outcome. I paraphrase the story of Isaac, Esau, and Jacob. You can find the story in Genesis 25.
This episode came about after realizing my old blog is still active. I started it about six years ago when I was still sick. If you check out the blog, I think you'll notice the difference between the state I was in then and my current state. Here's the link. https://feelingtwisty.wordpress.com/
Why do some things seem more difficult than others when it comes to manifesting in my life? I try to answer that question in today's episode. Also, check out Find the Good News with Oran Parker . He's got some very good stuff on his show. I quote Amanda Y. in this episode. She was a guest on Oran's show, episode 39. And I'm on episode 48.
I grew up being so freaking scared of going to hell. I would hear preachers quoting the Bible, saying, "The Kingdom of God is at hand, repent and believe in the gospel." (Mark 1:15) I was taught that repentance meant groveling, begging God up in the sky for forgiveness. That's not what the word means. Repent means a change of mind. So, knowing the kingdom of God is within us, we are called to have a radical change of thinking and believe the gospel, or good news. That good news is that the power...
Take a look at your reactions to events. I'm noticing my reactions tell me the state in which I'm dwelling.
I share a little of what I was thinking about what Neville calls the law and the promise. "The day will come you will find yourself re-enacting the entire drama as told us in the gospel, and you will know who he is in a first person singular, present tense experience." Neville Goddard
So what do you do with those people in your life that just won't learn. They seem to always screw up a good thing.
Today was the opening of "For the Love Of" art show at a local gallery. I heard a wonderful story about a young boy who imagined up a cup of grapes. I love how quickly this really works.
I was nearly a college drop out. I went from near academic probation to graduating with honors after I began tapping into the power of imagination. Back then, though, I had not heard of Neville Goddard or Mr. Twenty Twenty.
I tell the story of a little girl's dream of a magical raincoat and how it became a reality. "You can be anything in this world but you cannot know it or expect it to come to pass unless you act. If you react based on the past, you continue in the same pattern."
Neville Goddard said, "To try to change circumstances before you change your imaginal activity is to struggle against the very nature of things." Through the years, I've searched for and tried just about everything to give myself value, to make myself happy. Back when I was a child, I went to war with food. But dropping 70 pounds didn't fix anything. My circumstances didn't change until I changed my concept of myself.
Just because blood, sweat, and tears are what it took to reach our goals in the past doesn't mean it always has to be like that.
"Observe your inner talking and remember your aim. Do they match?" - Neville Goddard
I recorded another version of what I discussed in Can You Smell That because it was cutting out. Since I love talking about this stuff, I just went ahead and did a whole new one.
It's funny how sneaky little doubts creep into our imagination. In this episode, I talk about the 'head games' I was playing with myself as I worked on a painting for an upcoming art show. "How could you actually worry about anything in this world and still believe that whatever you imagine will come to pass?" Neville Goddard
Neville Goddard told us to knowingly enter and occupy our desired states. We have spent a lot of time falling into states that are good, bad, and indifferent. Now it's time to do this with eyes wide open. I use to specific imaginal acts and how they weave together in a beautiful way.
In this episode, I talk about Star Wars, Love and Marriage...and lullabies. Neville talks about falling in love with our desired state, so completely that we lose sight of the old state. I also give my take on his "Lullaby" method of manifesting. Follow @feelingtwisty on Facebook and Instagram and send me your stories and questions to feelingtwisty@gmail.com
I open with a letter from a listener. Amanda talks about a situation similar to what I talked about in the episode, Traffic Jams and the Imagination. Way to go, Amanda! Neville Goddard talked about practicing the art of making 'there,' here and 'then,' now. Which is exactly what Amanda did in her story. A little Dungeons & Dragons in here, too! Share your stories with me, too. I'd love to read them and share them on future podcasts if you don't mind. Send your emails to feelingtwisty@gmail.c...
I notice that when I am thinking I'm small and separate, it shows up in my body. My shoulders roll forward; my chest tightens; my breathing is short and shallow. In this episode I talk about what I do to get back to knowing who I really am. I am infinitely bigger than any perceived problem. And so are you! Neville Goddard's first principle: Be still and know that I am God, is where I start.
I spent a wonderful time co-hosting a Live version of Find the Good News, with Oran Parker today. I want to share with you two imaginal acts that might seem to be small, but there is no small or big in imagination. Imagination is the solution to every problem, regardless of "size." I quote Neville Goddard's lecture, "Consciousness is the Only Reality." It's listed as Core Teachings #1 at https://freeneville.com/free-neville-goddard-pdf-the-core-teachings-of-neville-goddard/ I refer to the story ...
We have to completely turn our backs on our old man (old state). So much so that we don't even know where the old man is buried.
