While modern thinkers define consciousness through intellect and attention, Neville aligns with esoteric tradition: consciousness is a direct, living experience that transcends thought itself.Best references to explain and give instruction on individual consciousness: (same as listed in previous episode <a href="https://nevilleonfire.com/episodes/what-is-consciousness-a-journey-to-neville-goddard">What is Consciousness?-Journey to Neville Goddard</a>) 1. PD Ouspensky (1947)  In Search of the Miraculous (seminal Fourth Way text containing verbatim lectures by GI Gurdjieff, NB-Ch.VII). 2. <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/frzjf5aiiebrk5h/01_identity%20and%20nature.pdf?dl=0">RAlexander_self-remembering</a> - exercise pdf; excerpt from (1954) Creative Realism - see this for full discussion. 3. Rodney Collin (1968) Theory of Celestial Influence (NB- Ch.14 for exposition and instruction of self-remembering)

Utopias, Collapse, and the Creative Imagination

Neville Goddard (1905-1972) offered a compelling explanation of the human condition and an intriguing and empowering path of self-discovery. Join your host Ed to explore from the ground up this most essential mystery: the human imagination.