I Know My Father

By Neville Goddard

An outstanding book by Neville Goddard detailing the law of attraction. Your desires are the invisible realities that respond only to the commands of God. God commands the invisible to appear by claiming himself to be the thing commanded. "He made himself equal with God and found it not robbery to do the works of God."
Neville Goddard came to the United States in 1922 and enjoyed a career in the theater. His interest in mysticism grew as did his esoteric interpretations of the Bible. He studied with a man named Abdullah for many years, learning Hebrew and delving deeply into the hidden symbolic meaning of the Kabbalah and scripture. Neville began lecturing and traveling throughout the United States, making his home In Los Angeles.
Just as Seth gave us the immortal words, “You create your reality,” Neville has told us how with his spectacular phrase, “Imagining creates reality.” What a gift to humankind! He also translates the Bible in a new light, explaining how the stories and parables are psychological dramas representing our consciousness. That all of its characters and actors are personified qualities and attributes of our consciousness.

• Language: English
• Publisher: General Press
• Release date: Aug 5, 2023
• ISBN: 9789354998003

Neville Goddard

Neville Goddard (1905-1972) was a profoundly influential teacher, and author, writing more than ten books under the pen name Neville. He was a popular speaker on metaphysical themes and is associated with the New Thought philosophy.

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Contents

Chapter 1

I Am

Chapter 2

I Come with a Sword

Chapter 3

The Foundation Stone

Chapter 4

The I’m-Pression

Chapter 5

He Who Has

Chapter 6

Circumcision

Chapter 7

Crucifixion and Resurrection

Chapter 8

No Other God

Chapter 9

Thy will Be Done

Chapter 10

Be Ears that Hear

Chapter 1

I Am

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My Father is he whom men call God, but I know my Father and men know not their God. My Father and Your Father are One. Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God is One Lord. I and my Father are One.

One Father made us all to live, move and have our being in Him the One. Who then is this ONE that we have in common? The one and only thing all men have in common is this, all men know that they are. This claim that we are, this awareness, is our Father.

There is no place that man can go and not know that he is. If I take the wings of the morning and fly to the uttermost parts of the earth thou art there, I know that I Am.

If I make my bed in Hell I know that I AM. If I should suffer from amnesia and completely forget my human identity I will still know that I AM. It is impossible for man to know that he is not. You can say I AM not that, but you cannot say I AM not, for your very knowing is a declaration that you are.

So whether you claim yourself to be or not to be, you are actually claiming that you are. Thus man is ever saying I AM. This knowing that we are, this awareness, is God the Father. The moment this unconditioned awareness becomes conditioned by claiming itself to be this that or the other, a differentiation takes place within this formless awareness, and our impersonal Father (Our real self) becomes personified as that which we have conceived ourselves to be.

This impersonal presence that we are may be likened to space, for space though formless gives form to all. If the