Freedom for All

Title details

Original Publication Date:1942

Edition Reviewed:Goddard Publications, 1942

Print Length:80 pages

Freedom for All

By Neville Goddard

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Further work

Further work

Readers drawn to the wisdom in our featured text by Neville Goddard, The Power of Awareness, may wish to explore his wider body of work.

In The Power of Awareness, Goddard teaches that consciousness is the only reality – that the ‘I AM’, your awareness of being, is the sole creative force behind everything you experience. What you persistently assume to be true of yourself and your world becomes fact; and the path to change, therefore, is not outward action but inner assumption.

Freedom for All expresses Goddard’s teaching through nine biblical stories, each one treated as a working technique for applying the law in daily life. The chapter on the Name of God is particularly striking: Goddard decodes the Hebrew name Jehovah letter by letter, revealing it as a complete formula for conscious creation. The book closes with the Annunciation – the technique of imagining a trusted friend’s voice confirming that what you desire has already come to pass. Goddard himself described this work in his preface as explaining “a dozen different ways to bring about a change of consciousness” – and that is exactly what it delivers.