Past the Surface Level Conversations

In this book, Neville Goddard delves into the idea that consciousness is the sole creator of one's particular world. He explains that by changing one's assumptions and concepts of oneself, one can alter their external circumstances. The book is divided into twenty-seven chapters and focuses on the principle that one's concept of themselves determines the world they live in. Goddard argues that by assuming and feeling as if one's desires have already been fulfilled, individuals can manifest their desires. The book is known for its profound insights into the nature of consciousness and its role in shaping reality, although some readers find the language and concepts challenging to follow.