“And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” — Genesis 1:3
“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” — John 1:1
🔹 Psychological Key:
Neville Goddard taught that “God” in Scripture is the I AM within you—your own consciousness. The “Word” is not speech in the outer world but the inner conversation you carry on with yourself. It is the invisible cause behind all visible effects.
In Genesis 1, God does not labour or struggle—He simply speaks. He declares the end from the beginning. The spoken Word is an assumption made with faith, and it immediately sets spiritual law in motion.
In John 1:1, the “Word” is identified as both with God and as God—revealing that consciousness and speech are inseparable. Your inner Word is the God-state creating your world.
🔹 Manifestation Principle:
Creation begins not with effort, but with a Word.
The Word is not external speech but felt inner knowing, a declaration of being. You do not beg, plead, or strive. You say, inwardly: “I am.” And this “I AM” sets the tone for what you experience.
To speak "Let there be light" is to announce clarity, awareness, and manifestation. “Light” symbolises the moment when what was unseen becomes seen—when assumption begins to take shape.
🔹 Application:
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When you affirm “I am wealthy,” “I am loved,” “I am free,” you are not hoping—it is a creative act.
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Inner speech is the womb of reality. Guard it. Cultivate it. Speak as though the Word is already flesh.
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Never say what you do not want to see. Every idle word (assumption without feeling) either delays or contradicts your manifestation.
🔹 Advanced Manifestation Tip:
When you feel stuck or doubtful, stop and speak deliberately:
“Let there be light.”
This is not a plea—it’s a spiritual reset. It reclaims your authority as the creative power in your own world.
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