Freedom for All

De: Neville Goddard

Narrado por: Roy Bunales

Neville Goddard “Freedom for All” (1942) - Vol. III, Guide to the Law of Assumption, Consciousness & the Power of Imagination

Neville Goddard’s 1942 classic “Freedom for All” explores the principle that true freedom begins within consciousness. In this foundational work (Vol. III of his collected works), Neville explains how assumptions, beliefs, and inner states influence personal experience and how changing one’s inner conception of reality can lead to corresponding changes in the external world.

Through biblical interpretation, metaphysical insight, mystical symbolism, and practical instruction, Neville presents scripture as a psychological guide to understanding the creative power of consciousness. He teaches that liberation from limiting circumstances begins by changing the state from which we think, feel, imagine, and identify ourselves.

In this audiobook, you’ll discover:

- Why consciousness is central to personal freedom
- How the Law of Assumption influences circumstances and experience
- The role of imagination in creating desired outcomes
- How beliefs and inner states shape personal reality
- Why self-concept is essential to conscious transformation
- The deeper psychological and mystical meaning behind biblical teachings

Perfect for students of manifestation, metaphysics, the Law of Assumption, creative visualization, self-concept, and the power of the subconscious mind, “Freedom for All” offers a practical framework for understanding how inner change can produce outer transformation.

Neville Goddard’s “Freedom for All” (1942) remains an important work for readers interested in manifestation, the Law of Assumption, consciousness, self-concept, subconscious mind power, creative visualization, and the transformative power of imagination.