Name: Feeling is the Secret
Price: 327.00 ZAR
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Author: Neville Goddard
ISBN: 9788197964480

Type

Physical Book

Author

Neville Goddard

Publisher

Milky Way Publications

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788197964480

Feeling is the Secret

Neville Goddard (Author) · Milky Way Publications · Paperback

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Synopsis "Feeling is the Secret"

Feeling is the Secret by Neville Goddard is a profound exploration of the power of emotions and their role in shaping our reality. In this influential work, Goddard elucidates his core principle: that our feelings are the key to manifesting our desires and achieving personal transformation.The book posits that the subconscious mind is deeply influenced by our emotional state. Goddard argues that in order to bring about changes in our external world, we must first alter our inner world-specifically, our feelings and beliefs. By cultivating and maintaining the emotional state of already having achieved our desires, we align ourselves with the outcomes we wish to manifest.Goddard offers practical guidance on how to harness this power through a series of techniques and practices. He emphasizes the importance of feeling as if the desired outcome has already been realized, rather than merely wishing for it. This involves a process of deep mental and emotional engagement where one vividly imagines and experiences the fulfillment of their goals.

Neville Goddard

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Neville Goddard (1905-1972) was a writer and lecturer from Barbados, known for his works on metaphysics, the law of assumption, and the power of imagination in creating reality. His work falls within the genre of self-help and spirituality, influenced by the New Thought.

Among his most notable books are The Power of Awareness (1952), Feeling is the Secret (1951), and Prayer: The Art of Believing (1945). In his writings, Goddard emphasizes the importance of mentally assuming desires as already fulfilled to manifest them in reality. His legacy remains relevant today, being a key influence in the literature of personal development and manifestation.

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