Sleep Practice: Fall Asleep With A Quiet Expectation Of Good | Neville Goddard
Neville Goddard MindsetShow Notes
Do you remember the night before a journey you were looking forward to, the packed bag by the door, the alarm set early, and the soft lean toward the morning? Most of us lie down on an ordinary night leaning the other way, braced for what the day will ask.
This 1-hour Neville Goddard sleep practice invites you to spend one quiet hour practicing a different lean: a quiet expectation of good. Through the Law of Assumption, Imagination, Living in the End, and SATS, you will explore how it differs from hope, optimism, and the brace, why the good it leans toward is small and deliberately unnamed, and how two old lines about joy in the morning and mercies new every day describe the rhythm of night and dawn. Illustrated with invented examples of a man who woke expecting the worst, a mother on a landing, a man before a hard appointment, a student far from home, a night nurse, and a grandmother, you will learn a six-move routine and drift through a long guided practice on a night train.
Keywords: Neville Goddard, Law of Assumption, SATS, State Akin to Sleep, Imagination, Living in the End, Wish Fulfilled, Manifestation.
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