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The Power of Awareness is one of Neville's most popular books - perhaps his masterpiece. Neville says: ”Your imagination is able to do all that you ask in proportion to the degree of your attention. All progress, all fulfillment of desire depend upon the control and concentration of your attention.”

This radical interpretation of the Bible, by a modern mystic, teaches us how to manifest our desires. Neville says: "Instead of looking upon the Bible as the historical record of an ancient civilization, or the biography of the unusual life of Jesus, see it as the great psychological drama taking place in the consciousness of man."

"When man sees the Bible as a great psychological drama, with all of its characters and actors as the personified qualities, and attributes, of his own consciousness, then - and then only - will the Bible reveal to him the light of its symbology. This Impersonal principle of life, which made all things, is personified as God...." This is volume two in the Neville Goddard Collection.

Many self-help authors focus on the power of thought, but Neville Goddard reveals the even greater power of feeling. "Knowledge of the law of consciousness and the method of operating this law will enable you to accomplish all you desire in life."

“This book has only one purpose - the removing of the veil of the senses - the traveling into another world,” Neville writes in Out of this World. And in The Search, he reveals, “What we imagine, that we are. By our imagination, we have created this dream of life, and by our imagination we will re-enter that eternal world of light, becoming that which we were before we imagined the world.”

In this "mystical view of the Scriptures", Neville Goddard reveals the spiritual basis of manifestation. “What would you think and say and do were you already the one you want to be?” Neville asks. “A change of attitude is a change of position on the playing field of life. The game of life is not being played out there in what is called space and time; the real moves in the game of life take place within, on the playing field of the mind.”

The day will come when you will awake to know this to be true; for David, the sum total of all of the experiences you have had in your dream of being man will stand before you and call you “Father”. Then you will fulfill the 89th Psalm knowing, "I have found David. He has cried unto me, ‘Thou art my Father, my God and the Rock of my salvation.'"

The story of Jesus is a complete and undeviating persistence in the assumption that you are what you want to be. If you haven't experienced wealth and that is what you want, persistently assume, "I am wealthy." If you have not experienced fame, assume you are famous, but, "The day will come," saith the Lord, "when I will send a famine upon you. It will not be a hunger for bread or a thirst for water, but for the hearing of my Word." If that hunger hasn't come to you, then take the same story of Jesus and fulfill your every desire.