Neville Goddard Fundamentals: Self-Observation

Neville Goddard said, "WITH so vast a subject, it is indeed a difficult task to summarize in a few hundred words what I consider the – most basic ideas on which those who seek a true understanding of metaphysics should now concentrate. I shall do what I can in the shape of three fundamentals. These fundamentals are: Self-Observation, Definition of Aim, and Detachment. The purpose of true metaphysics is to bring about a rebirth or radical psychological change in the individual. Such a change cannot take place until the individual first discovers the self that he would change. This discovery can be made only through an uncritical observation of his reactions to life. The sum total of these reactions defines the individual's state of consciousness, and it is the individual's state of consciousness that attracts the situations and circumstances of his life. So the starting point of true metaphysics, on its practical side, is self-observation in order to discover one's reactions to life, reactions that form one's secret self – the cause of the phenomena of life." And it struck me so deeply because of how it connects to the way you regulate your emotions and manage the circumstances happening around you.  This episode discussed the importance of kind self-observation because you can only change that which you are aware of. Manage your Moods: https://bit.ly/The3RMethod