What “Be Born from Above” Actually Means (Most People Miss This) | Neville Goddard

Credit: Special thanks and full credit to Neville Goddard for the original teaching, spiritual interpretation, and inspirational material featured in this video. For copyright concerns or requests, please contact: [email protected] #NevilleGoddard #BornFromAbove #RiseAboveYourself #Manifestation #LawOfAssumption #SpiritualAwakening #ImaginationCreatesReality #KingdomWithin #SelfConcept #Consciousness #NevilleTeachings #InnerTransformation What did Neville Goddard actually mean when he spoke about being “born from above”? This teaching goes far beyond simply becoming a better version of your old self. Neville points toward a profound inner awakening — a change in consciousness, identity, perception, and your understanding of who you truly are. In this powerful Neville Goddard lecture, Neville explores the biblical statement that you “must be born again,” or born from above, and connects it to the deeper mystery of God dwelling within man. He challenges the listener to stop searching outside for what can only be discovered within. RISE ABOVE YOURSELF! The person you have been is not the limit of who you can become. Your circumstances are not your identity. Your past is not the final definition of you. And the visible world is not the ultimate source of your reality. Neville teaches that the kingdom of God is within you and that everything must first take place in imagination before it appears outwardly. To become something different, you must first assume that new identity internally. Assume you are already the person you desire to be. Feel what it would feel like if it were true. Give that assumption the emotional reality of an accomplished fact. Then carry that identity with you — even before the outer world confirms it. Neville explains that the visible world is like a shadow of something deeper. Rather than allowing external circumstances to dictate who you are, you begin within. You change the state. You change the assumption. You change the p