Imagination Practice Course (Level 1) — Neville Goddard Application Begins Here

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This video is a reconstruction built from Neville Goddard’s recurring teachings,
woven into one message that reflects the central principles found across his lectures and books.
It is not a direct recording of any single lecture,
but a faithful composition of his repeated ideas on imagination, identity, and the Law.

Imagination Practice Course — Level 1 begins here.

In this opening lesson, you learn the most fundamental shift in creation:
the move from being a passive observer to the one who acts in imagination.

No pictures.
No emotion chasing.
No complicated scenes.
Only the first motion of awareness, where creation actually starts.

If you have ever wondered “Am I imagining correctly?”
this lesson rebuilds your practice from the ground up.
You will learn how a single inner act changes the one who performs it
long before anything appears in the outer world.

► Upcoming Lessons in This Course
Level 2 — The Act Without Form
Level 3 — Live Only as the End
Level 4 — Fix the Conclusion

► If you want to continue practicing
Try tonight’s inner motion exercise,
Hold the body still, make a small action only in imagination, and feel the shift in who performs it.
That tiny move is the beginning of every creation.

[Neville Goddard — References]
1. “Creation begins in the unseen, not where the senses begin.”
Source: “The Power of Awareness” (1952), Chapter: Creation
Reference idea: Creation always starts from an invisible act of consciousness, not external conditions.

2. “We act not with the body but with the imaginal body.”
Source: Lecture “Imagination Plus Faith” (1968)
Neville repeatedly states that the imaginal act is performed “not with the physical body, but in the inner world.”

3. “You are not to see, you are to feel.”
Source: Lecture “Imagination” (1948 Series)
Neville emphasizes that imaginal action is felt, not visually forced.

4. Inner motion as the cause
“An imaginal act, no matter how small, becomes a fact.”
Source: Lecture “Imaginal Acts Become Facts” (1954)
Neville teaches that even the smallest inner movement sets the law into motion.

5. Observer → Actor transition
“You are the operant power; nothing comes from without.”
Source: “The Law and the Promise” (1961), Chapter 1
Neville clarifies that the being who acts in imagination is the true creative power.

6. “Creation begins with the one who acts where no eye can behold.”
Source: “Awakened Imagination” (1954), Chapter: Creation
Neville explains that creation originates in an invisible act of consciousness.

7. “The world must conform to the imaginal act.”
Source: Lecture “Assumptions Harden into Fact” (1954)
World is compelled to follow the inner movement.

8. “When you move in imagination, you change your position.”
Source: Lecture “Changing the Feeling of I” (1954)
Neville teaches that the “I” shifts location by imaginal movement, even without outer change.

9. “An imaginal act sets a new direction.”
Source: Lecture “The Pruning Shears of Revision” (1954)
Neville frames imaginal movement as creating a new line of causation.

10. “Imagination does not create from pictures.”
Source: Lecture “The Secret of Imagining” (1954)
Neville distinguished between picturing and acting.

11. “Emotion is not the cause; the imaginal act is the cause.”
Source: “Feeling Is the Secret” (1944), Chapter: Sleep
Neville explains that emotion follows the act; it is not the creative force.

12. “Imagining without an act is a hollow seed.”
“A seed must contain the imaginal act to grow.”
Source: “Seedtime and Harvest” (1956)
Neville explicitly compares imaginal acts to seeds containing the life of the harvest.

13. “You must repeat the imaginal act until it feels natural.”
Source: “The Power of Awareness” (1952), Chapter: Attitude
Naturalness is the secret of assumption.

14. “The world you know rises from your unseen acts.”
Source: “Your Faith Is Your Fortune” (1941), Chapter: The Law of Identical Harvest
Neville’s principle that the external world is a projection of internal acts.

15. “The state you occupy shapes the world you meet.”
Source: Lecture “States” (1959)
Neville teaches that states precede experience.

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