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First things first, please really ask yourself what it is you are seeking from coming to this sub. I finally have taken some moments to ask what it is I am seeking from modding here and decided before I remove myself and head out that I would share some of my insights and thoughts.

With that said, I still don't know why I do but I have found something that I distract myself. I don't know why yet, for now it may be a lack of focus or a fear of change, I have no idea. But, there are times I seek distraction and instead of turning to something really useful in my life or something I would greatly enjoy, I turn to Reddit or to mindlessly scroll my phone.

I joined this sub and found it so fan

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I will be the first to admit that when I first stumbled upon Neville Goddard I missed all the ways he clearly points to revision as a very important gift we been given. I was told of the lecture, Pruning Shears of Revision, but used it here and there without what I felt was much luck. But, as I grew into my own journey, my own self-discovery, my own let's test this shiz and see what is what, I have found revision to be remarkable.

And not surprisingly, the more I test it, the more curious I am, I am finding SO much of Neville's work speaks to this remarkable power of revision.

A trap I find in myself i

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Sharing the rules for posting to the sub have been updated. Moving forward a few key areas to keep in mind when submitting a post is that questions should be directed to the FAQ thread, we, the mods, encourage more sub users to visit that thread and answer questions.

For those posting to the thread, you are highly encouraged to first read Neville Goddard books, read the Wiki, read the list of helpful posts, and also read the FAQ post before posting your questions.

Posts you will see approved on the sub will be directly related to Neville Goddard, his teachings, the posters understanding of those teachings, and success stories that sha

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Discipline your disciples

Tips & Techniques

Lately a topic here has been on ignoring circumstances and how to do that. I’m sharing some things that have helped me.

I see a lot of posts, comments, questions asking how to ignore the 3D while manifesting or why things aren't going how they expected or what do you when their mind just won't stop running to negative thoughts.

I recommend reading Your Faith is your Fortune - the entire book is amazing but chapter 18 focuses on what this post speaks to.

That link gives you both audio and written format.

The simple answer is not to learn how to ignore, it is not to battle your mind and your thoughts - it is to become indiffe

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I read a lecture yesterday and then came to the most comforting Q&A I’ve read from Neville. It was comforting because he didn’t have the answer, I often decide I don’t know how this all works and that’s ok. I don’t believe we are supposed to know.

It’s ok to enjoy a bit of magic, to have faith that it will work even if you don’t know how it works.

“Neville, since you’re talking about the law tonight—the time sequence is so often a stumbling block. Would you say just a word about the intensity and the time element involved?

A: Did you hear the question? Well, as far as time intervals go, I do believe that there is a time interval for every creative act. Intensity, at times I believe d

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What is a state?

Tips & Techniques

“I simply mean a certain attitude of mind. Well, I mean that state or that attitude of mind to which I must constantly return constitutes my dwelling place. And so I dwell in it. So if night after night I dwell in the feeling of feeling sorry for myself, that’s my state.” - States and the Meditating Being, 1968 lectures

A state is simply your attitude, your beliefs, where you dwell. And your state is forever being shown to you the same as your reflection in a mirror, the world mirrors what’s going on inside you.

For some states it can be very easy to identify, others you may need to dig a bit deeper to be honest with yourself - this of course changes with person to person.

What never c

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A Formula for Victory

Tips & Techniques

When I first read Neville's books I really struggled with Your Faith is Your Fortune and not much of it resonated with me. But, I took what did in other books and lectures to continue learning, testing, and moving forward but I have been going back through all the books and am finding this a favorite.

This morning I read Chapter 27, the final chapter, and wow when anyone tells you to go read the books and then take what you read and use it this is the reason why. The chapter is titled 'a formula for victory' and it truly is.

Neville reminds us of the story of Joshua capturing the city

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I reread Neville books and lectures a lot and am currently on Your Faith is your Fortune and read chapter 18 this morning, going back to read it now and was inspired to share my thoughts. I see a lot of posts, comments, questions asking how to ignore the 3D while manifesting or why things aren't going how they expected or what do you when their mind just won't stop running to negative thoughts.

The answer is not to ignore, it is not to battle your mind and your thoughts - it is to become indifferent. To actually discipline your mind to see and hear that which aligns with your desire, to not be moved when things seemingly aren't

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Our sub is being overrun with porn spam in our queue since yesterday. Some I can ban and others I can’t load the profile but it doesn’t seem to matter.

I’ve deleted at least 20 of these posts already. Can we do anything?

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Reposting this with some edits. The sub has recently grown to over 60k (that is amazing!) but this means we are also seeing a massive increase in posts to review, most do not follow the posting guidelines.

Hi all, quick note that we have discussed at length the type of posts we want to allow in the sub and want to make sure the sub has quality posts and information for our users.

The rules for postings has been updated and below is a little more information on what will be approved and what should be posted elsewhere and/or in the FAQ/beginner thread. Not everything will be covered, it’s at the mod reviewing discretion what is approved.

We are not doing this to be rude or to stop anyon

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Persistence

Success Story

One month before the pandemic my spouse lost his job, we received a nice severance package so weren’t all too concerned. Plus, before this I had felt he’d be happier elsewhere.

COVID lockdowns then hit the US and jobs were becoming difficult to come by, most companies in our area had done hiring freezes.

I decided on a scene that not only did he find a job but the pay wouldn’t be affected so all would be well. Interview after interview left him feeling a bit down and frustrated because he wasn’t getting offers, I remained faithful that he’d find a job and the salary would be the same as before.

He was rejected by multiple jobs over the course of many months and I could see the effect t

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Over the past few months I’ve had an annoying ringing in my ears, it was so loud and frustrating. On and off I’d try to add it into my visualizations but was really struggling since it could be so damn loud.

Last week I started adding a feeling to the beginning of my meditation/SATS/self hypnosis/whatever word you give it that it was gone. I didn’t have a scene or an affirmation - just a feeling of relief and a thought that, “ah, it’s finally gone”

After that I’d continue on to my meditation and do my best to not focus on the ringing. I always noticed it but did do pretty well removing focus from it.

Then one day, I started a meditation and it got increasingly worse over the course of

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We are smack dab in the middle of Neville November and I wanted to share some of the thoughts I have had and things I have been reading for when posting opens back up.

Always one of my favorites is Power of Awareness. I can read any chapter of that book on any day and find something that speaks to me. One thing I have questioned a lot and have seen questions on is action - this question was much "easier" before I learned any of this, there was no question -- I made an assumption, at times rather unknown and then went on with my day. No seeking of signs, no wondering if XYZ worked or didn't w

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Recently a few new things I had breezed over before that Neville wrote and/or spoke about really jumped out at me.

From Live in the End

“with God all things are possible,” (Mark 10:27) and therefore with Man all things are possible. So, he states it in one book, Matthew, “With God all things are possible” but in Mark he states it, “All things are possible to him” – meaning man – “who believes.” Can man believe?

So, when you say, “I am,” that’s He. Now, can you believe that you are now the man that you would like to be, though at the moment of your assumption, reason denies it? And your senses deny it? Can you re

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I’ve read all of Neville’s books and still every time I revisit I end up reading something I see in a completely new light. Yesterday I went through a few chapters of “The Power of Awareness” and chapter 10 really stuck out like something I had never read.

I’m on my phone so everything in quotes below is from the Chapter.

In this chapter Neville speaks to creation and how our creation is really becoming aware of that piece of consciousness so it then appears for you here.

“Creativeness is only a deeper receptiveness, for the entire contents of all time and all space, while experienced in a time sequence, actually coexist in an infinite

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