The Potter's House
from Neville Goddard Lectures, Restored Hosted by Neville Goddard
Neville Goddard interprets the biblical potter and clay as imagination and self-concept. He explains that imagination is God, the Father, and the potter who reshapes the clay of self-image. Using the story of Jeremiah and personal anecdotes, he describes how to rework spoiled concepts of oneself and others into desired forms through imaginal acts. Full word-synced transcript: https://feelingfield.com/lectures/the-potters-house/
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