IMAGINATION
The Inner Man (Imagination) Molds the Outer World
Neville teaches that imagination, the 'inner or second man,' is a real world with form and structure, which assumes the form of all one's accepted beliefs…
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The Power Of Awareness
Well, this fabulous series of mental states is your imagination. And may I tell you it has form, it has structure, just as real as the visible objective world; that the inner world is a world of reality. Call it by any name. I call it my wonderful imagination, and it assumes the form of all that I accept and consent to as true. It actually assumes the form of the sum total of all of my beliefs, and my beliefs need not be true. They need not come near the truth. My beliefs could be prejudices; they could be superstitions. It doesn’t care. It will take all the stripes of men and wear them. So it will assume the form of the sum total of all that man consents to in this world, and then mold the outer world in harmony with the inner arrangement of itself. Therefore, to change the outer world, I must modify or change, in some way alter, the structure of the inner or second man - the second man being my imagination.
Neville teaches that imagination, the 'inner or second man,' is a real world with form and structure, which assumes the form of all one's accepted beliefs (true or false, prejudices or superstitions). This inner arrangement then molds the outer objective world. To change external reality, one must alter the structure of this inner imaginative self.