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Certainty Never Comes to the Divided Mind | Neville Goddard

YOU WERE NOT BORN WITH A FUTURE — YOU WERE BORN INTO A STATE    • YOU WERE NOT BORN WITH A FUTURE — YOU WERE...   The False Division Between Imagination and Reality    • The False Division Between Imagination and...   This video is a reconstruction built from Neville Goddard’s recurring teachings, woven into one message that reflects the central principles found across his lectures and books. It is not a direct recording of any single lecture, but a faithful composition of his repeated ideas on imagination, identity, and the Law. Why does certainty never come? Many wait for certainty as a sign a feeling an inner assurance that must appear before they dare to live from the end. But certainty is never the cause. It is the result. Certainty appears only after a state has been accepted after it has become natural after the inner argument has ended. A divided mind waits. A decided mind rests. Faith does not seek confirmation. It does not ask for signs. It does not check whether it is working. What is truly assumed is left undisturbed and therefore grows. This message is not about trying harder or feeling more intensely. It is about choosing an end and remaining loyal to it without returning to question what was already decided. References — Neville Goddard (Books & Lectures) “You cannot serve two states.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1960 “When the feeling of naturalness is reached, the desire is fulfilled.” — Neville Goddard, Feeling Is the Secret, 1944 “Signs follow; they do not precede.” — Neville Goddard, The Law and the Promise, 1961 “An assumption becomes fact when it is natural.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1966 “Faith is loyalty to the unseen reality.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1963 “The state is the cause; the world is the effect.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1962 “You know it is done when it feels natural.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1968 “To desire is to confess you are not.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1968 “When the assumption feels natural, it becomes fact.” — Neville Goddard, Awakened Imagination, 1954 “Faith does not question.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1964 “Acceptance is the key to the solution of every problem.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1969 “It is not effort that brings results, but naturalness.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1964 “Assurance comes only after you have assumed the feeling of the wish fulfilled.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1966 “Man moves in a world that is nothing more than his own consciousness objectified.” — Neville Goddard, Awakened Imagination, 1954 “An assumption once accepted determines the course of events.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1966 “Conviction is the naturalness of the state assumed.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1965 “The end must be accepted as though it were already a fact.” — Neville Goddard, The Law and the Promise, 1961 “Questioning implies you have not accepted.” — Neville Goddard, Lecture, 1969 “You do no