The Way

In Neville Goddard's teachings, Michael represents the inner strength of imagination, embodying the "I AM"—the divine creative power within us. The name Michael , meaning "Who is like God?" (I AM!), underscores the realisation that there is no greater creative force than imagination, the very essence of God’s power working through us. The term angel itself means "messenger," and in this context, Michael, as the divine messenger, is sent to remind us of the creative power of imagination, particularly in moments of doubt and resistance. Just as Michael appears in the Bible to confront spiritual forces of darkness, in Neville’s teachings, Michael symbolises the inner power of imagination that rises to reaffirm belief in the wish fulfilled, even when external circumstances or inner doubts threaten to derail it. 1. Daniel 10:13 "But the prince of the Persian kingdom resisted me twenty-one days. Then Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me, ...

The book of Zechariah offers powerful symbolism, and when viewed through the lens of Neville Goddard’s teachings, it reveals profound insights into the process of spiritual manifestation. This chapter speaks not only of rebuilding a city but of creating and manifesting a higher reality through the power of imagination. The Prophet: Your Inner Guide In Neville Goddard’s teachings, the prophet is not just a figure from the past but represents your own inner awareness. The prophet symbolises your connection to the truth about yourself and the creative power you hold. Zechariah, in this sense, represents your ability to manifest and awaken to your spiritual potential through the power of imagination. The Measuring Line: Expanding Your Consciousness Zechariah 2 presents a man with a measuring line, symbolising how we measure our own potential. Just as Jerusalem’s physical boundaries were meant to expand, so too should your consciousness. The "measuring line" encourages us to...

In Neville Goddard's teachings, the Bible is not a historical record but a psychological drama unfolding within each of us. Every character, city, and event symbolises states of consciousness and spiritual development. When we approach the story of Abraham, Lot, and the episode with Lot’s daughters from this understanding, it reveals a deeply personal and transformative message. Abraham and Lot: A Split in Consciousness Abraham represents the higher self —a spiritual awareness grounded in imagination and faith in the unseen. Lot, on the other hand, symbolises the lower self , driven by the senses and external appearances. When Abraham and Lot part ways (Genesis 13), it's more than a physical separation. It reflects the division within us : the awakened self must distance itself from the reactive, worldly self. Lot chooses the well-watered plains of Jordan, representing a decision based on surface-level logic, not inner vision. “Lot lifted up his eyes and saw the plain of Jord...