Neville Goddard's Awakened Imagination is a concise and influential New Thought work on imagination as the creative power at the centre of spiritual life. Goddard teaches that imagination is not idle fantasy, but the inner faculty through which human beings participate in divine creation, transform consciousness, and assume the reality of the life they wish to inhabit. Drawing on biblical language, mystical interpretation, and practical spiritual psychology, he presents awakened imagination as the force by which desire, faith, forgiveness, and transformation become living experience.
First published in 1954, Awakened Imagination belongs to Goddard's mature period and stands naturally beside Feeling Is the Secret, The Power of Awareness, Your Faith Is Your Fortune, and The Law and the Promise. It is especially important for readers interested in the law of assumption, manifestation, visualization, metaphysical Christianity, esoteric Bible interpretation, and the creative use of consciousness. Compact but forceful, the book distills Goddard's central teaching: that the world experienced outwardly is deeply connected to the states assumed inwardly, and that disciplined imagination can become an instrument of spiritual awakening and practical change.