Neville Goddard and the Secret to Manifesting What You Desire | Part 1

It is crucial to note that the subconscious does not produce ideas but accepts as true those ideas that the conscious also conceives as truths. Thus, through the power of imagining and feeling the realization of these ideas, man can create his own reality. To manifest accurately, it is possible to control the subconscious through ideas and feelings.

The mechanism for creation lies in the subconscious, transcending reason and being independent in the face of induction. Neville teaches that feeling is the only way ideas are communicated to the subconscious. Why? Because the subconscious assumes a feeling as a fact that exists in itself, proceeding to give it expression. Everything begins in the creative process, where an idea becomes the feeling that propels the will to act.

With this information, it is crucial to control more disciplinedly the feelings we prefer to imprint on our subconscious, avoiding limiting ourselves to feeling only insecurities and prejudices towards ourselves and others.

Therefore, it is essential to encourage ourselves to change our mindset once and for all.

The crucial secret to successful manifestation is to feel the desire we long for as a state that already is, rather than thinking it is not yet. To be more specific, all feelings leave an impression on the subconscious that must be expressed. It is important to emphasize that this is always the case unless there is a stronger feeling of the opposite nature, as the dominant feeling is ultimately the one expressed.

Neville Goddard teaches us that 'I am healthy' is, in itself, a more dominant feeling than 'I will be healthy. And "I am" is stronger than "I am not" Because what you feel you are is much more dominant than what you would like to be.

To clarify, all changes of expression come through a change of feeling, and this change can lead to a modification of destiny. Therefore, you must learn to feel only in the state you wish to actualize and likewise feel the reality of the state, acting from that same conviction.