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“All transformation begins with an intense, burning desire to be transformed. The first step in the 'renewing of the mind' is desire. You must want to be different [and intend to be] before you can begin to change yourself. Then you must make your future dream a present fact. You do this by assuming the feeling of your wish fulfilled. By desiring to be other than what you are, you can create an ideal of the person you want to be and assume that you are already that person. If this assumption is persisted in until it becomes your dominant feeling, the attainment of your ideal is inevitable.”

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Neville Goddard
Neville Goddard

Neville Goddard was a renowned teacher known for his unique teaching methods and profound insights into personal growth and spiritual development. His approach emphasized inner awakening and self-realization, influencing the lives and thoughts of countless individuals. more

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