Dreams & Visions
Dreams and visions had several roles in Neville Goddard's teaching. He interpreted some dreams as symbolic accounts of a person's current state or imaginal activity. He treated other dreams and waking visions as revelations with a scriptural meaning.
Neville did not present every dream as a prediction. He read its symbols in the context of the dreamer, the person's imaginal activity, and the language of scripture. Waking visions carried a different quality for him, especially when they formed part of the spiritual experiences he associated with the Promise.
Lectures
- The Gospel
- The Primal Wish
- The Potters House
- Eschatology The Drama Of The End
- The Signs Of The End 1968
- Conception
- The True Knowledge Of God
- A Movement Of Mind
- Where Are You From
- Behold The Dreamer Cometh
- The Heavenly Vision
- He Dreams In Me
- Election And Change Of Consciousness
- God Speaks To Man
- Reconciliation
- Divine Signs
- The Spirit Of Truth
- The Value Of Dreams
- Trust In God
- The Second Vision
- The Incarnate Revelation
- I Remember When
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