SATS
SATS is short for state akin to sleep. Neville Goddard described it as a relaxed, drowsy condition in which the body is still but attention remains under a person's direction. In that state, the student experiences a short scene that would follow the fulfillment of a desire.
Neville's instructions stress first person experience and a scene simple enough to repeat without strain. The scene is not a mental film about getting the desire. It is a brief event that would happen after fulfillment. He also advised falling asleep while the completed state feels present and natural.
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Lectures
- Remain FaithFul To Your Idea - Lesson 5
- No One To Change But Self - Lesson 4
- Thinking Fourth Dimentionally - Lesson 3
- Assumptions Harden Into Fact - Lesson 2
- Consciousness Is The Only Reality - Lesson 1
- Question and answers by Neville Goddard
- The State Of Visione
- Power Of Imagination
- North Of The Strip
- Prayer
- Meditation
- Fourfold Vision
- Sleep Feeling Is The Secret
- Assumptions Become Facts
- Out Of This World Thinking Fourth Dimensionally
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