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Money, Work & Prosperity

Neville Goddard applied the same principles of imagination and assumption to money, employment, business, and material provision. He usually advised choosing an event that implies sufficiency or success without trying to determine every step that leads to it.

His examples range from a new position to a business result or a settled obligation. The point of the imaginal scene is the completed condition and the ordinary relief that follows it. Neville advised accepting financial sufficiency as present while allowing the means of fulfillment to unfold without being dictated in advance.

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