Book · 1952
The Creative Use of Imagination
Eighteen chapters from 1952 on imagination as the creative power — desire, the name of God, the vine and the wine — circling one instruction: imagine deliberately instead of letting imagination run. Spoken in register and generous with worked examples.
the practice
Live in the end — tonight.
Neville taught the method. Feelingfield writes your wish into a personal imaginal scene and speaks it aloud, paced for the state akin to sleep.
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We owe the practice to Neville Goddard (1905–1972). Feelingfield is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by his estate.