Self-Concept
Self-concept is the set of assumptions a person holds about who they are. Neville Goddard often approached a problem by asking what the person believed about the self involved, rather than treating the outside condition as an independent cause.
In practice, self-concept includes the feeling of I, habitual self-description, and the expectations that follow from both. Neville's method was to replace an unwanted view of oneself with one that fits the chosen end. The new identity becomes natural as thoughts and reactions begin to arise from it.
Lectures
- No One To Change But Self - Lesson 4
- The Awakening Of Faith
- The Art Of Dying
- Power Of Imagination
- Out Of This World No One To Change But Self
- Changing The Feeling Of I
- Your Supreme Dominion
- The Rock
- Order The Wait
- Out Of This World Thinking Fourth Dimensionally
- Esau Jacob Israel
- Infinite States
- Affirm The Reality Of Your Own Greatness
- Fundamentals
- The Perfect Law Of Liberty
- Good Friday
- Release Barabbas Crucify Jesus
- The Roll Of The Book
- Occupant Or Inmate
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