Published in 1941, this short essay is one of Neville Goddard’s most representative works. The author offers a metaphysical reading of the Bible, interpreting its stories as descriptions of states of consciousness, and develops a central thesis: imagination, supported by inner conviction, is what determines experience.Alongside the theoretical section, the book presents practical methods: assuming the state of fulfilled desire, the meaning of the expression “I AM,” the technique of review, and the disciplined use of the imagination.A concise and accessible work, serving as a reference for those interested in New Thought, manifestation, and the symbolic interpretation of sacred texts.
