Self-Talk Creates Reality by Neville Goddard

''Believe in the power of your own thoughts. When you replace your negative thoughts with positive internal dialogue, you’ll start creating a positive reality.''

– Michael Corthell

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Read by Josiah Brandt with reverence, pause, and emphasis for added effect. This lecture shares vital human knowledge and could quite possibly be the most important Neville Goddard talk ever recorded.

From ''Mental Diets'': 1955 Lecture Series

"The world is a magic circle of infinite possible mental transformations. For there are an infinite number of possible mental conversations. When man[kind] discovers the creative power of inner talking, he will realize his function and his mission in life. Then he can act to a purpose. Without such knowledge, he acts unconsciously. Everything is a manifestation of the mental conversations which go on in us without our being aware of them. But as civilized beings, we must become aware of them and act with a purpose."

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In this lecture, Neville explains that the world around you is the result of the conversation you're having with yourself. This conversation is your inner "self-talk" - a habit we all use daily.

The way we choose to talk to ourselves throughout the day determines the experience we have in the world.

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''Self-Talk Creates Reality''

by Neville Goddard

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