Lecture · April 26, 1968
Neville Goddard Lectures: “The World is Imaginal in Character”
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ConceptionCrucifixion / resurrection as inner eventMirror (everyone is you pushed out)AssumptionRevisionThe four mystical experiencesDouglas FawcettWilliam Blake
There is nothing perceived which cannot be duplicated in fancy; consequently, the world perceived always resembles our private fancy, and is, therefore, so far as the evidence goes imaginal in character. Here is a graphic example. I suppose everyone here, unless our sense of smell is impaired, knows what it is to detect the fragrance of a rose. Now, smell is…