Awakened Imagination

by Neville Goddard

An unabridged, unaltered edition to include 'The Search' at book's end -

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction, Self Help, Philosophy, Psychology, Audiobook, Metaphysics

104 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1954

About the author

Neville Goddard was a writer, speaker and mystic. He taught various self-help methods for testing his own claim that the human imagination is omnificent, therefore God. He achieved popularity by reinterpreting the Bible and the poetry of William Blake.

Reviews

[Heidi Wiechert · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was listening to a lecture by Dr. Wayne Dyer a couple of weeks ago and he recommended Neville's works as tools for the realization of self. I'm very glad that I took his advice and picked up a few of them.

Neville Goddard has some profound insights on desires, manifestation, and idealization. I had read some of his techniques and visualizations from different New Age authors... I didn't realize that they had taken some self improvement exercises directly from his work. I like reading original ideas from their source, tho I'm also open to modern interpretations like Dyer's book, Wishes Fulfilled.

Read this if you're truly interested in 'awakening your imagination'. This book has some powerful suggestions and practices in it for that specific purpose.

[AHR · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love reading Neville's books. It's something to read and apply in your life. Revision technique is quite interesting. I recommend this book.

[Muzammil · Rating 3 out of 5]

Imagination awakened is one of the simplest explanation of Imagination and application of it from day to day experiences to attaining any major desire in life. Author conveys Imagination is the inner power that we hold and call by different names be it God, higher self, consciousness.

Couple of points to consider from the book –

•The abundant life that Christ promised us is ours to experience now, but not until we have the sense of Christ as our imagination can we experience it.

•Imagination’s birth and growth is the gradual transition from a God of tradition to a God of experience. If the birth of Christ in man seems slow, it is only because man is unwilling to let go the comfortable but false anchorage of tradition.

•Freedom and forgiveness are indissolubly linked. Not to forgive is to be at war with ourselves for we are freed according to our capacity to forgive. Forgive, not merely from a sense of duty or service, forgive because you want to.

[Marc Smolinski · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good book, but I found it a tad difficult to read.

[Ash Lanser · Rating 5 out of 5]

A really good book for shifting the locus of control. Probably a bit mystical for some people, though!

[Pranjal · Rating 5 out of 5]

A profound exploration of the creative power of human imagination. He masterfully demonstrates how our thoughts, beliefs, and inner conversations shape the reality we experience. Drawing from scripture, mysticism, and personal anecdotes, Goddard offers practical techniques to harness this power, making it a guide for manifesting one's desires and achieving personal transformation.

The book's philosophical depth is matched by its accessibility, making it a timeless classic for both beginners and seasoned seekers in the realms of metaphysics and self-development. A must-read for anyone looking to unlock their potential and live intentionally.

[Ala es]

متن پر از آموزه های کلیساست که البته من برای اونا نخوندم
نویل یه معلم روحانیه که یادت میده چطور به جهان طور دیگه ای نگاه کنی و چطور انرژی حیاتو به کار بگیری
دومین کتاب خیلی سخت انگلیسی که امسال خوندم بود کلی باید کلنجار باهاش میرفتم ولی ارزششو داشت
ایده ای ندارم چه ستاره ای بدم بعضی کتابا این مدلین برام

[Ilaria Dalessio · Rating 4 out of 5]

ok nevilleeeeeee

[Ben Figueiredo · Rating 5 out of 5]

To attempt to change the world before we change our concept of ourselves is to struggle against the nature of things. There can be no outer change until there is first an inner change. As within, so without.

However we toil or struggle, we can receive no more than our subconscious assumptions affirm.

If we would become as emotionally aroused over our ideals as we become over our dislikes, we would ascend to the plane of our ideals as easily as we now descend to the level of our hates.
Love and hate have a magical transforming power, and we grow through their exercise into the likeness of what we contemplate. By intensity of hatred we create in ourselves the character we imagine in our enemies.
Qualities die for want of attention, so the unlovely states might best be rubbed out by imagining “beauty for ashes and joy for mourning” [Isaiah 61:3] rather than by direct attacks on the state from which we would be free.
“Whatsoever things are lovely and of good report, think on these things” [phillipians 4:8], for we become that with which we are en rapport.
There is nothing to change but our concept of self.

As soon as we succeed in transforming self, our world will dissolve and reshape itself in harmony with that which our change affirms.

[Rebekah Wheatle]

It was a very good book, wasn't exactly what I was expecting, as in it was more... spiritual than I imagined, but I guess it was written by Neville G.
Either way it was a good book and I took something away from it which is the whole point.

[Sergio Orozco · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great but difficult to understand because of the language

Great perspective of law of attraction from bible versicles, but the words used make it difficult to comprehend in some parts.

[martin · Rating 2 out of 5]

basically the manifesting manifesto, some quotes in there are really helpful and useful but besides that . the bible quotes were a bit much . it was okay , not amazing . but not awful but more bad than good i guess lol

[Mike Brennan]

This encapsulate pretty much all Goddard had to say.

[Noah Letner · Rating 5 out of 5]

If there was just one Neville to read, I would choose this one.

[Duke DeLaet · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Neville. I think I'd rather listen to the manifestation girls on YouTube summarize it than listen to another one.

[Vishnu Ajit · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting.

[Waris Ahmad Faizi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Empowering!

It is a truly thought-provoking and inspirational book that delves into the power of imagination and its crucial role in shaping our reality. First published in the mid-20th century, Goddard's work has continued to resonate with readers seeking personal transformation and a deeper understanding of the metaphysical aspects of life.

Goddard's core premise is that imagination is not just a passive faculty for creating mental images, but a potent, creative force that can shape our lives. He argues that by harnessing and directing our imaginative powers, we can bring about real changes in our world. This concept alihttps://www.goodreads.com/?ref=nav_ho... with many principles found in New Thought and Law of Attraction philosophies.

The writing style is clear and accessible, making complex ideas easy to grasp. Goddard's use of biblical allegories and personal anecdotes adds a rich, relatable texture to his philosophical insights. He often references scriptures, interpreting them as metaphors for the mind's creative power, which may appeal particularly to readers who appreciate spiritual or religious contexts.

One of the most compelling aspects of "Awakened Imagination" is its emphasis on the practical application of its ideas. Goddard encourages readers to actively experiment with imaginative techniques, such as visualization and affirmation, to manifest their desires and bring positive changes into their lives. This hands-on approach empowers readers, offering them tools to take charge of their mental and emotional landscapes.

However, skeptics might find some of Goddard's claims overly optimistic or lacking empirical support. The book's heavy reliance on anecdotal evidence and scriptural interpretation may not appeal to those who prefer a more scientific or rationalist approach to understanding the mind's capabilities.

In summary, Awakened Imagination is a captivating and uplifting read that offers profound insights into the creative power of the human mind. Its blend of philosophical depth and practical advice makes it a valuable resource for anyone interested in personal development, spirituality, or the Law of Attraction. While its approach may not resonate with everyone, its message about the transformative power of imagination is both timeless and inspiring.

[Nvommaro · Rating 5 out of 5]

BOOK REVIEW ALERT 🚨
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"AWAKENED IMAGINATION" by Neville Goddard explores the transformative power of imagination as a creative force that shapes our reality. He asserts that the mind's ability to visualize and embody desires can lead to tangible changes in one's life, emphasizing that imagination is not merely a fleeting thought but a profound tool for manifestation. By awakening this innate creative capacity, individuals can align their inner visions with external experiences, effectively bridging the gap between dreams and reality. Goddard encourages readers to harness their imaginative potential, inspiring them to consciously create the life they envision through focused thought and emotional engagement.

🌟Awakened Imagination
✍🏻 Neville Goddard

Rating: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Genre: Self Help Literature
🎉 Pub Day: 1954
#️⃣ Of Pages: 190
🖊️ Author of "Power of Awareness" and "Feeling is the Secret"

🫶🏻 "Of all the metaphysical systems with which I am acquainted, Neville's is the most magical." - Israel Regardie

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[Victor Henrique · Rating 5 out of 5]

In this transformative book, Neville Goddard explores the creative power of imagination and how it shapes reality. Goddard argues that imagination is not just a fleeting mental activity but a divine tool that can be consciously directed to manifest desires and transform one's life. He teaches that everything in life begins with a mental image and that feeling the reality of a desired outcome is the key to bringing it into being.

Goddard emphasizes the importance of living in the end, or imagining the fulfillment of a desire as if it has already happened. He also stresses the role of faith and belief in this process, as imagination works best when paired with conviction and emotional engagement.

Drawing on biblical references and metaphysical teachings, Goddard's approach is deeply spiritual, yet accessible, offering readers a practical guide to using imagination as a powerful tool for self-transformation and manifestation.

A profound read for those seeking to tap into the inner creative power and reshape their external world through the conscious use of imagination.

[Epos Opus · Rating 3 out of 5]

Title: Awakened Imagination
Author: Neville Goddard
Narrator: Adam Hanin
Publisher: Master Key Society
Language: English
First Published: 1954
Format: Audiobook
Length: 1h 52min
Read and Review: 2025
Stars: ⭐⭐⭐ (3)

Awakened Imagination by Neville Goddard is a blend of religion and self help. Goddard reinterprets biblical texts as symbolic representations of inner psychological and spiritual processes.
The book teaches readers how to harness the power of imagination to shape their reality, empowering the readers to take control of their inner creative process.

To realize your ideal, you must first change the pattern which your imagination has followed. And for this you have to look at the world through the eye of the god. Remember to forgive and remember to be born again.

I found Goddard's books to be very esoteric yet they are very accessible in the basic teachings - if one wants to follow them.

[Patricia N. McLaughlin · Rating 3 out of 5]

“Man becomes what he imagines,” states Goddard in this discussion of the imagination and the primary role this divine faculty of the mind plays in the process of manifestation. A bit too abstract and repetitive, Goddard’s insights are quite thought provoking nonetheless:

“The imagination connects us with the state desired. But we must use imagination masterfully, not as an onlooker thinking OF the end, but as a partaker thinking FROM the end. We must actually BE there in the imagination”—dwelling in the state desired by picturing it as present reality. (p. 42)

“The future must become the present in the imagination of the one who would wisely and consciously create circumstances. We must translate vision into Being.” (p. 51)

“Through continuous imagination, one’s imaginings will harden into fact.” (p. 55)

[Caryl Ann · Rating 3 out of 5]

Throughout this book, Neville shares numerous examples and anecdotes of individuals who have used the power of their imagination to achieve their goals and transform their lives. These stories serve as inspiration and proof that the techniques Neville teaches really do work.

I particularly enjoyed Neville's emphasis on the importance of feeling as if our desires have already been fulfilled. He explains that by generating the feeling of gratitude and satisfaction as if our desires are already a reality, we create a magnetic force that attracts those desires to us.

[Lauralee · Rating 5 out of 5]

This read can ruffle many feathers not from a negative perspective but from one that makes you conscious or aware of the things happening around you and your involvement with them. It also touches on everything being internal and that is true, everything, every emotion, reaction, speech, and action comes from internal dialogue and one's involvement. So one must be conscious of this and apply it to see a difference within themselves to see a difference without themselves.
Imagination is all and all is imagination.

[Charles Reed · Rating 2 out of 5]

34%
A lot of make-a-wish-upon-a-star-no-matter-who-you-are-your-wish-really-will-come-true-as-long-as-you-believe And that is some bullshit. You need to work for and towards your dreams. Manifestation is a neat science that involves you actually trying. And I know, so everyone hates trying. Except for me and, like, less than 1% of the other people on the planet. I really believe that. It's pretty bad. So, this book sucked.

[Daniela Gil · Rating 3 out of 5]

“Imagination is more important than knowledge”

“By imagination we have the power to be anything we desire to be”

How I hate the expression of “man” man this man that WHAT ABOUT WOMEN ugh “it’s just an expression” no, it’s not, it’s exclusion and I hate it

The message about changing your beliefs is good, of assuming the right things and the states from which we view the world

Too many religion for my taste

Also I felt like he repeated the same thing over and over and over again

[Veronica Acuña · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Inspiration

I loved this book because it is written so simple, yet such powerful words.
It is a source of inspiration for me, I really enjoy this kind of reading and this book has helped me realize how much power we have and how little we use it...
Definite recommendation for people searching for more.

[Dr. Ronald P. Rozzi MsD., RHy. · Rating 5 out of 5]

A true awakening

With each book I am guided to read from Neville, this modern day prophet, I awaken more than I even conceived that I could. As you allow yourself to journey on the road of spiritual metaphysics, this work will no doubt solidify a deep understanding that a part of you knew, but didn't know you knew. Take your time here, enjoy the meal.

[Ryan Bhall · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have experienced this truth

I believe this is the truth , I can distinctively remember of two separate occasions where I had been imagining a certain situations for some time until it happened just as I had imagined. I never could have figured it out this book explains it so clearly

[Michaelanthony Hogan · Rating 4 out of 5]

The power of your imagination is unfathomable. The sooner you realize that your consciousness is the world around you and you are the harbinger of your own reality, the sooner you can allow the power of your imagination to improve your life and see yourself where you always wanted to be. Highly recommend

[Helfren · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is literally a Christian preaching sessions but I don't mind.

Most of the key points are, as a reader we need to improve the way we imagine. Feeling as if the event happened even though it hasn't happened. To have the persistent and the belief to see it through until the end, although nothing has yet manifested. Love the books and love the wisdom of Neville.