Revision Question Answered Today – Free Neville Goddard

Hey mate!

Welcome to today’s Neville Goddard Coffee Club, where we explore Neville Goddard and Revision

Today’s Take Away’s:

Neville gives us tools for all three timeframes. Past – Present – Future. They can be found in the Neville Goddard Toolbox

Revision takes care of “the past”, so that a negative event or cycle doesn’t repeat in the future.

You recreate your past, into your ideal – so that negative events don’t form cycles in your life.

You recreate your past, into your ideal – so new empowering imaginal events – form pleasing loving cycles in your life.

Many blessings,

Mr Twenty Twenty and Victoria

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ORIGINAL EMAIL BELOW….

Hi Twenty,

I have been reading some of neville’s teachings about Revision. This week, I decided to put them to the test…but I’m not sure if I made a mistake. So, here’s the story…

Last Friday, a good friend of mine who works at my company told me that his contract would not be renewed, and that he would effectively no longer have his job.

This was a huge shock to me and my colleagues, as my friend is very good at his job, and we were all under the impression that his contract would be renewed, no question about it.

At first I started to get quite angry and upset at the news, but then I remembered Neville’s advice to revise. So that night on the train on the way back from work, and the next day at home, I set aside 15 minutes to close my eyes. Then, with my eyes closed I ‘revised’ the scene on Friday where my friend had emailed me of his bad news.

Instead, I tried to place myself ‘in’ my chair in my office, and I imagined that instead of an email from my friend, I received an email from his manager addressed to the entire office, which confirmed that his contract HAD been renewed, and that he in fact had secured a permanent position. I then stood up from my chair, walked to his desk, said ‘congrats on the new role, very well deserved!’, and shook his hand. He nodded and politely thanked me.

NOW the next day, he asked to catch up for lunch (which we did), and invariably the topic of his dismissal came up.

I felt really, really conflicted. On one hand I had imagined a ‘revised’ scene that implied good news. So how could we be discussing his dismissal? But here we were talking about the bad news. I couldn’t just ignore it, or choose not to answer his questions. I had to, on one hand, acknowledge the bad news.

So my question is, how do we acknowledge reality until our wish has manifested? Should I do another neville session to ‘switch’ my mind back into the assumption that he was actually promoted, and not let go? Or should I have diverted the conversation (which may have seemed insensitive to him). Or should I acknowledge the outward reality of what has happened, but realise that the ‘true’ inner reality is that he already has been promoted, and that will inevitably manifest in time?

I’m a little confused – would appreciate your help.