How to Revise a Breakup With Neville Goddard’s Revision Technique
Learn how to revise a breakup by replacing the painful inner conclusion with a revised conversation that implies love, resolution, self-respect, or peace.
Learn how to revise a breakup by replacing the painful inner conclusion with a revised conversation that implies love, resolution, self-respect, or peace.
If you have read more than a few Neville Goddard articles, you already know the instructions people repeat about SATS.… Continue reading How to Use SATS to Manifest a Specific Person (Real Talk)
If you want to know how to stop checking the 3D when manifesting a specific person, start by getting honest… Continue reading How to Stop Checking the 3D When Manifesting a Specific Person
Most people read “everyone is you pushed out” backwards when it comes to a specific person. Here is what the principle actually asks you to do.
Neville Goddard and Abdullah’s Barbados story is a good reflection of all our problems with manifestation. Neville wanted to leave… Continue reading Abdullah – Neville Goddard’s Teacher & Mentor
Thomas Troward was one of the most rigorous thinkers of the New Thought movement. Where other metaphysical writers often relied… Continue reading Thomas Troward — Mental Science and Manifestation (In-Depth)
I have had very good results with Neville Goddard’s SATS technique. But I do not think this is because I… Continue reading How I get Results With SATS (Neville Goddard’s Manifestation Technique)
Living in the end sounds easy until your actual life looks nothing like the end. It is easy to feel… Continue reading How to Live in the End When Your Reality Hasn’t Changed
At some point, you have to be honest about the thing you keep calling “learning.” Because most of the time,… Continue reading You Are Not Waiting for the 3D. You Are Waiting to Stop Asking.
The difference between wanting and assuming is one of the most important things in Neville Goddard’s teaching. Wanting still has… Continue reading 9 Neville Goddard Quotes That Reveal the Difference Between Wanting and Assuming