292 The Most Dangerous Book Ever Written About the Subconscious Mind

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In 1944, a dancer from Barbados published a short book with one idea in it that has shaped how generations think about reality. To experience something different in your life, you first have to experience it within yourself.

In this episode, we unpack Neville Goddard’s Feeling Is the Secret, and the question everyone eventually hits. How do you feel something you are not currently living?

The answer is not more emotion. There is a two millimeter difference between manufacturing excitement about what you want and the quiet, effortless acceptance of someone who already has it, and those two feelings are miles apart.

Discover why your circumstances were never the thing standing in your way, and how to give yourself permission to feel it now.

What We Explored This Episode

00:00 Neville Goddard and Feeling the Wish Fulfilled

06:00 Why Trying Too Hard Backfires

11:00 Relaxation and the Golden Equation

16:00 Thinking Fourth Dimensionally

Memorable Quotes

“Feeling like the person who already has a thing is very different than feeling like the person who’s trying to manifest a thing. It seems like a two-millimeter distinction, but those feelings are miles apart.”

“The person who has a thing doesn’t try hard to get it. The person who is inhabiting the identity of someone who has something just has it.”

“When you’re imagining something, you’re not making it up. You’re tuning into the field that is here right now. Yes, I’m pretending. I’m tending in advance to the reality that I’m creating.”