Neville Goddard taught that imagination is the divine force creating reality. Test it by vividly imagining a problem already solved, then live as if that image is true. The practice requires catching your imagination in daydreams and holding the feeling that it's already happened.
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Who is he? My own wonderful human imagination. Does he make everything in your world? Yes. Well then, test him and see. I will. Now instead of saying I will and forget it, will I keep that always in mind so that when confronted with any problem, I will simply construct an imaginal solution which would be the true solution of that problem, and then enter into that image and abide in it as though it were true? Well, I will. I'll try to— try to always remember who the Maker is, for he makes things out of things that do not appear, and he himself does not appear. He's like quicksilver. You can catch him best in a daydream. As Fawcett said, divine imagining, which is God, is like pure imagining in ourselves. He lives in the very depths of our souls, underlying all our faculties including perception, but he streams into our surface mind least disguised in the form of productive fancy.