REVISION
Revision (Repentance)
Revision, equated with biblical repentance, is the practice of radically changing one's mind and daring to believe the opposite of current facts. It involves…
Step by step
- Identify a belief or fact you wish to change.
- Exercise your right to change your mind about it.
- Dare to believe the opposite of the current facts, even if they seem overwhelming.
- Mentally repeal the old belief or fact, thereby changing it in your consciousness.
- Identify an undesirable past event or present state.
- Mentally revise the event or change your attitude towards the present state to align with your desired outcome.
- Persist in this new mental attitude or revised scene.
- Understand that the external world will change to reflect this internal shift.
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Related ideas
Eschatology The Drama Of The End
Revision, equated with biblical repentance, is the practice of radically changing one's mind and daring to believe the opposite of current facts. It involves mentally repealing and changing a past event or present circumstance by altering one's inner conviction.
Repentance is turning around from the belief of a fleshly being called Jesus Christ, to the spirit that is Christ, the pattern man who is trying to awaken in you. Turn around by exercising your right to change your mind. Dare to believe the opposite, in spite of the facts that seem to be screaming at you. This is what I call “revision” and the Bible calls “repentance”. To revise is to repeal and if you have repealed a thing you have changed it.
Read Eschatology The Drama Of The End on MyNevilleGoddard.com
Predestined Glory
Revision, or true repentance, is a radical change of mind and attitude towards oneself and the world. It involves letting go of the present undesirable state and substituting it with the desired state, thereby causing the external world to change and reflect this inner transformation.
It’s called in Scripture – I call it revision, but Scripture speaks of it as repentance; but unfortunately the word repentance has been misused. It originally meant, and still does mean, what the ancients intended that it should mean. Originally it meant a radical change of mind. It wasn’t remorse. You don’t go down and be remorseful and regretful. That has not a thing to do with the word repent. Repentance is a radical change of attitude towards yourself, towards the world, and to the degree that you succeed in changing that attitude towards yourself, and therefore the world – to that degree, the world will change to reflect that – all taking place within you.
Neville redefines 'repentance' as a powerful manifesting technique, equating it with 'revision.' It's not about remorse but about a fundamental shift in one's inner state, which then compels the outer world to align with the new inner reality.