Feeling Is the Secret
Neville Goddard · 1905–1972
Four short chapters — on law, sleep, prayer and feeling — that put Neville's method in its plainest form. The subconscious accepts as true what is felt as true, he argues, so the work is to feel the wish already fulfilled, above all in the drowsy state before sleep.
- First published
- 1944
- Difficulty
- Accessible
- Reading time
- Not measured
- Translation
- Written in English
- feeling
- sleep
- the subconscious
- assumption
Where to read it
Copyright
- Kenya
- Public domain since 1 Jan 2023 (author d. 1972)
- United States
- Renewal status not yet verified (published 1944)
Use the original 1944 text; modern edited editions carry their own copyright.
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Questions for discussion
Why does Neville give sleep such importance? Does anything in your own experience support or contradict him?
What is the difference, in his terms, between wanting something and feeling that you have it?
How does this method compare with Shinn's spoken affirmations or Wattles's mental picture?
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