States of Consciousness
Neville Goddard used a state of consciousness to describe a whole pattern of identity, belief, feeling, and reaction. A state is not simply a passing mood. It is the position from which a person interprets events and expects life to unfold.
His phrase "I AM" refers to awareness before any condition is attached to it. Statements such as "I am secure" or "I am unwanted" name different states that awareness can occupy. A change of state alters what feels natural, how events are interpreted, and the reactions a person repeats. Self-concept is the personal identity attached to a state.
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Lectures
- Consciousness Is The Only Reality - Lesson 1
- Before Abraham Was I Am
- Have You Found Him
- The Art Of Dying
- The Story Of Judas
- Freedom
- The Law And Its Operation
- Eternal States
- The Coin Of Heaven
- The Power Of Awareness
- Gods Dwelling Place
- The Primal Wish
- Out Of This World No One To Change But Self
- The Ywelve Disciples
- You Can Forgive Sin
- Changing The Feeling Of I
- The Perfect Image
- The Game Of Life
- Arise
- The Pattern Of Scripture Is Real
- Many Mansions
- Live The Answer Now
- Your Supreme Dominion
- A Movement Within God
- The Four Mighty Ones
- True Forgiveness
- Seedtime And Harvest
- The Bread And The Wine
- Election And Change Of Consciousness
- Three Propositions
- The Spiritual Cause
- The Sin Against The Holy Spirit
- Moses Elijah Jesus
- Stone Water Or Wine
- A State Called Moses
- Esau Jacob Israel
- Enter The Dream
- The Flood Is Still Upon Us
- Infinite States
- Fundamentals
- The Book Of Job
- Imagination
- Occupant Or Inmate
- The Nature Of God
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