Noesis LibraryAwakened ImaginationNeville Goddard1954
Awakened Imagination
Neville Goddard · 1905–1972
Imagination, Neville writes, is the redemptive power in a person — the faculty that makes things real. The book's most practical chapter, 'The Pruning Shears of Revision', teaches a nightly practice of re-imagining the day's events as one wishes they had gone.
- First published
- 1954
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Reading time
- Not measured
- Translation
- Written in English
- imagination
- revision
- forgiveness
- creation
Where to read it
Copyright
- Kenya
- Public domain since 1 Jan 2023 (author d. 1972)
- United States
- Renewal status not yet verified (published 1954)
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Questions for discussion
Try 'revision' for three nights. What happened to how you remembered — and how you felt about — those days?
Is revision a form of forgiveness, of self-deception, or of something else?
How does Neville's 'imagination' compare with what Emerson means by intuition?
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