Neville Goddard: A Movement Within God Read by Josiah Brandt - HD - [Full Lecture]

1967 Lecture Series Read by Josiah Brandt with reverence, pause, emphasis and effect. "Every conceivable situation that you could ever think of exists now as a fact in God but cannot be made visible to you until you occupy it, for you are God’s operant power. Everything in this world needs man as the agent to express it. Hate or love, joy or sorrow, all things require man to express it. We glorify or condemn the man, but he simply represents a state which God entered knowingly or unknowingly and remained there until the state was externalized. Everyone is free to choose the state he wishes to occupy. You imagined yourself into your present state. If you don’t like it, you must imagine yourself out of it and into another. It is all a matter of movement." In this lecture dated 10/16/1967, Neville explains that the world is literally a stage, and that all men and women on the stage are animated by God - who is Imagination - wearing masks and going about the business of playing all of the various parts of the drama. He says, “In this world Imagination plays the role of the weak man, the strong man, the poor man and the rich man, for the roles were conceived in the beginning by Imagination, and Imagination is playing all the parts.” Like and subscribe for ongoing Neville lectures and books, read as they were originally intended to be read - by a real human! It is my intention to honor these words with my voice. I trust they will bring you much joy. This video presented free of advertising interruption thanks to the generous support of viewers like you. Join the community:   / josiahbrandt