The KECA Radio Talks by Neville Goddard

What this book is about

The KECA Radio Talks are nine short broadcasts Neville gave on a Los Angeles station, each built around one theme. The first, Be What You Wish; Be What You Believe, starts from a statement attributed to the scientist Robert Millikan, written in the first person and present tense, and argues that what a person will not affirm of himself cannot develop in his life. By Imagination We Become treats imagination as the man himself, and Answered Prayer reads prayer as believing that one has already received. Meditation compares the practice to a pianist’s daily study and calls it the education of the will. The Law of Assumption opens with Blake’s line “What seems to be, is, to those to whom it seems to be.” Truth begins with a question about protecting one’s mother and reads the truth of the Bible as always coupled with love. Stone, Water or Wine? sets out his view that Scripture uses history as picture language for great ideas. Feeling Is the Secret treats feelings as causes as well as effects, and the last talk asks listeners to begin with their own concept of themselves before looking to change the wider world.