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Neville Goddard and the Christian Imagination: How to Transform Your Concept of Yourself.
155 pages, 20 chapters, annotated bibliography, index and appendix of exercises. Paperback. Kindle version set at $1.99 for an introductory period.

"In the first place what must be understood is that man on this earth is in a very strange situation." (Maurice Nicoll).
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Neville Goddard and the Christian Imagination: How to Transform Your Concept of Yourself
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Book draft chapter 1. S1E01 revised, inviting your comments.
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Resources
1. PD Ouspensky (1947) In Search of the Miraculous (seminal Fourth Way text containing verbatim lectures by GI Gurdjieff, NB-Ch.VII).
2. RAlexander_self-remembering - exercise pdf; excerpt from (1954) Creative Realism - see this book for full discussion.
3. Rodney Collin (1968) Theory of Celestial Influence (NB- Ch.14 for exposition and instruction of self-remembering)
4. Neville Goddard Radio podcast (Barry Peterson): Episode 95 Fundamentals
[piano samples - my own composition]

Conscious intervention is required for psychological growth.

First, review of first 15 episodes Season 2. Then explore incremental psychological “deaths” - a healthy practice to move forward. Sedona Method is discussed in more detail than we had covered in S1.
Resources:
YT - Sedona Method seminar videos.
YT - See also The Sedona Method.
Rumble: Sedona audio series.

Science tries to define consciousness where it does not exist, and hypnosis while being immersed in it. From new standpoints , we explain the evidence.

Related episodes:

Second in a mini-series entitled Conscious Self-Persuasion: Beyond Hypnosis and the Waking Sleep.
References
Flammer, E. and Bongartz.W. (2003) “On the efficacy of hypnosis: a meta-analytic study” Contemporary Hypnosis 20:4.
Eason, A. D., & Parris, B. A. (2019) “Clinical applications of self-hypnosis: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.” Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice, 6:3.).
Dr. Esther Bartlett (1968) “A Proposed Definition of Hypnosis” American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 11:2.
Neville Goddard (1951) Feeling is the Secret