Neville Goddard on death

“Death is no more than leaving one room for another.”

“When a man dies, as we call him dying, he doesn't cease to be.”

“So I know from my own experience: nothing dies.”

“Death is the most glorious symbol in the mysteries of the expansion of consciousness.”

“God is the God of the living and nothing dies.”

“So the world comes to an end when my father died, my mother died, my brother died, but they did not cease to be where my senses ceased to relish them.”

“You die to one state and you move into another state.”

“Believe it or not, there is a reality in you that cannot die.”

“For you cannot die for the simple reason you are all imagination.”

“You are sent into this world, you experience death, for you are immortal, you cannot die.”

“The immortal man is your own wonderful human imagination. That man can never die.”

“He was right, I died, that state of consciousness died.”

On Abdullah’s prediction that he would come back from Barbados having “died”.

“The child who is born, lives forever, as nothing dies.”

“All other men apart from the resurrected are, at death, restored to life only to die again.”

“He is restored to life in a world just like this, clothed in a body just like this, only young.”

“Implying therefore, until this resurrection takes place in man, he is only restored to life, to die again.”

“No, no, no, I make the statement based upon my own experience that nothing dies.”

“His ideas that were pleasant before he died are his ideas after, whatever they were.”

“I tell you, do not fear this waking death, for we see it all around us, for I tell you, you cannot die.”

“But at least before he departed this world, he found a principle, which he will carry with him into the next world, for there is no death.”

“So you die to one state of consciousness as you enter a greater state of consciousness.”