"My Servant" by Neville Goddard is a profound exploration of the power of imagination and faith in shaping one's reality. In this lecture, Goddard delves into the biblical story of the centurion who asks Jesus to heal his servant. He interprets this story metaphysically, emphasizing the centurion’s faith and understanding that the spoken word holds creative power. Goddard explains that the "servant" symbolizes the subconscious mind, which faithfully carries out the commands given to it by the conscious mind, the "master."
Goddard stresses the importance of feeling and belief in manifesting desires. He encourages readers to assume the feeling of their wish fulfilled and to persist in that assumption until it hardens into fact. By aligning one's inner speech and emotions with their desired outcomes, individuals can effectively "command" their subconscious to bring those desires into reality.
Through vivid anecdotes and practical advice, Goddard illustrates how faith, imagination, and the right inner dialogue can transform one's life. He challenges readers to become aware of their mental and emotional states and to consciously direct them towards their goals, thereby making their imagination their most powerful servant. Thank you for listening.