by Neville Goddard
"Man's faith in God is measured by his confidence in himself." This motto is the incipit the second book written, in 1941, by one of the most gifted spiritual teacher of the Twentieth Century, Neville Goddard. Beginning in the Great Depression of the 1930s, his methods influenced countless people, until his death in 1972.
This book develops the teachings contained in his first book, At Your Command, published in 1939, a little masterpiece where Neville showed the very essence of the Principle of Expression, also known as Law of Attraction.
Following this line of thought, here Neville presents his interpretations of key Biblical passages as the basis for conveying metaphysical principles. Almost each of the book’s 27 chapters begins with a quote from Scripture, which Neville uses as a starting point for his revelatory teachings.
Your Faith is Your Fortune is an essential text for anyone who seeks a deeper and more mystical understanding of Biblical truth, and, at the same time, a practical way to completely trasform one's life according to one's desire.
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A new formulation of the Law of Attraction
Your Faith Is Your Fortune is the second book written, in 1941, by one of the most gifted spiritual teacher of the Twentieth Century, Neville Goddard. Beginning in the Great Depression of the 1930s, his methods influenced countless people, until his death in 1972.
This book develops the teachings contained in his first book, At Your Command, published in 1939, a little masterpiece where Neville shows the very essence of the Principle of Expression, also known as Law of Attraction: he explained that the source of all creation is the mind, and that a person can succeed in the manifestation process through the right use of mind. He revealed the true meaning of affirmations, and delved into the creative power of mental images.
Following this line of thought, in Your Faith is Your Fortune Neville presents his interpretations of key Biblical passages as the basis for conveying metaphysical principles. Almost each of the book’s 27 chapters begins with a quote from Scripture, which Neville uses as a starting point for his revelatory teachings.
The manifestation of I AM
A key principle of Neville’s metaphysics is the "I AM", a presence that emerges over and over again in Scripture. Neville identifies the I AM as the fundamental consciousness from which all experience springs. As he writes in the fifth chapter: “This I AM within you, the reader, this awareness, this consciousness of being, is the Lord, the God of all Flesh. I AM is He that should come; stop looking for another.” In this way, Neville continually encourages his students to explore the manifestation of I AM within their own lives. Biblical stories and Christian traditions that seem, on the surface, to have nothing in common (the Christmas story; circumcision; the crucifixion; the triune God; the twelve disciples) are shown, by Neville’s hand, to reveal a common message of our divinity and our path to transcendence.
This book explains that the Bible is the greatest psychological book ever written. Neville teaches that whatever we want simply requires us to take possession of it in our imaginations first. We must live as though we have already achieved our goal and commit to that goal. We all have a built-in Genie and most of us were never told how to ask it or that we even had it.
A mystical interpretation of the Bible from an inspired teacher
Your Faith is Your Fortune is an essential text for anyone who seeks a deeper and more mystical understanding of Biblical truth, and, at the same time, a practical way to completely trasform one's life according to one's desire.
Neville Goddard was one of the quietly dramatic and supremely influential teachers in the New Thought field for many years...In a simple, yet somehow elegant one-hour lecture, Neville was able to clarify the nature of God and God's relationship to every person. He spoke of God in intimate terms as though he knew god very well, which he did.
Roy Eugene Davis