One Hour Sleep Practice: Rest In The Feeling Of Being Already Blessed | Neville Goddard
Neville Goddard MindsetShow Notes
Lie back and listen to the house. Underneath the quiet there is a feeling you no longer call a sound: the feeling of waiting for a knock. You have carried that bracing into bed like a coat you forgot to take off.
This 1-hour Neville Goddard sleep practice invites you to rest in a different feeling: already being blessed. Through the Law of Assumption, Imagination, Living in the End, and SATS, you will explore why blessing is a state rather than a reward, why its feeling comes before any evidence, and how a table already prepared and an answer given before the asking describe that state. Illustrated with invented examples of a baker, a father on his own, a retired man, a night carer, a driver, a couple, and a student, you will learn a six-move bedtime routine and drift through a long guided practice at a table where the cup is already full.
Keywords: Neville Goddard, Law of Assumption, SATS, State Akin to Sleep, Imagination, Living in the End, Wish Fulfilled, Manifestation.
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