Chariot of Fire: The Ideas of Neville Goddard by Mitch Horowitz
At Your Command (1939)
Your Faith Is Your Fortune (1941)
Freedom for All: A Practical Application of the Bible (1942)
Feeling Is the Secret (1944)
Prayer: The Art of Believing (1945)
The Search (1946)
Five Lessons (1948)
Out of This World: Thinking Fourth Dimensionally (1949)
The Power of Awareness (1952)
Awakened Imagination (1954)
Seedtime and Harvest: A Mystical View of the Scriptures (1956)
The Law and the Promise (1961)
Neville Goddard: A Timeline
Neville Lancelot Goddard, simply known as Neville, was born in Barbados, West Indies on Feb. 19, 1905. He came to the United States in 1922 and enjoyed a career in the theatre. His interest in mysticism grew as did his esoteric interpretations of the Bible. He studied with a man named Abdullah for many years, learning Hebrew and delving deeply into the hidden symbolic meaning of the Kabbalah and scripture. Neville began lecturing and travelled throughout the United Sates, making his home In Los Angeles. Just as Seth gave us the immortal words, “You create your own reality,” Neville has told us how with his spectacular phrase, “Imagining creates reality.” What a gift to humankind! He also translates the Bible in a new light, explaining how the stories and parables are psychological dramas representing our consciousness. That all of its characters and actors are personified qualities and attributes of our consciousness. Neville passed on Oct. 1, 1972
One of today’s most acclaimed voices of esoterica, mysticism, and the occult, Mitch Horowitz is a PEN Award-winning historian whose books include Occult America, The Miracle Club, Daydream Believer, Modern Occultism, Happy Warriors, and Practical Magick. A former vice president at Penguin Random House, Mitch has written on alternative spirituality for The New York Times, The Washington Post, Politico, Time, and The Wall Street Journal. A frequent presence in national media, Mitch hosts Discovery/HBO Max’s Alien Encounters; plays himself in Shudder’s V/H/S/Beyond, a 2025 Critics Choice Award nominee for Best Movie Made for Television; and hosts SpectreVision’s podcast Extraordinary Evidence: ESP Is Real. His work is censored in China.