4 Year Old Little Pammie And Her 4 Amazing Manifestations by Neville Goddard

Now, here's what I want to talk about this night. The threefold vision. Here's a little child. The child is three. This is a true story. The grandmother is present here tonight. This story was told me before I took the platform. She's now five and a half. But the mother knows this, and she's been coming here over the years. So the child's now five and a half. When she was three, the first, the father and mother had no money. He was working on a job at a small salary. And they dreamed of owning their own house, a wonderful home. But they had no money and they were in debt. So the little child, while in bed, was told by the grandmother and the mother, close your eyes and see this lovely home. A huge, big fireplace right up to the ceiling. Glass all around. Two bedrooms for you, Pammy. Her name was Pamela. I say was now, but it says here her name is Pamela. So we'll go with the present tense. We like the present tense. And then her. And then Julie, her sister, who was then only a year old. So you see it clearly. Now. Go into the bedroom. Keep your eyes closed. If you open your eye, it's going to deny what I'm telling you. So keep your eyes closed. Go into the bedroom. And go into the other bedroom. One is yours and one is Julie's. And a huge fireplace up to the ceiling. In a little while, this firm was absorbed by a larger firm. And all the men were given aptitude tests. He came out with this kind of a test. You are his. Came out with this kind of a test. You are a salesman. At first, he refused to accept the thought he could sell. He was going to quit. They said, you may quit, but you can't work for us unless you become a salesman. Lovely. Displacement. Aptitude tests. You are a salesman. I am not a number. I'm a free man. Excuse me. They said, you may quit, but you can't work for us unless you become a salesman. That is what we see in this test. You must become a salesman. In the immediate present, he was making a fortune. And they bought a home. They bought the home. Glass all over. Two bedrooms leading off in this enormous fireplace up to the ceiling. Now he's making money. He was never given to spending money and was never considered a generous father or husband, possibly afraid of the future. When it came to Christmas, the mother wondered, how am I going to get $5 out of him to buy toys for my children? So, remembering what they did prior to getting this home, she said, pammy, do you. Do you remember what we did with the house. Yes, she remembered the whole thing. Now close your eyes and there's a huge big playpen in the backyard filled with toys. And you go into the backyard and play. Remain here physically, but now you go right into the backyard. Don't open your eyes because it will then be single vision. Go into the backyard and all these images are playing. Now, just before Christmas she called her mother who was here this night and said, I think he's gone mad. You know what he's contemplating? He's contemplating buying a hundred dollar playpen for Pammy and Julie. And undoubtedly he'll fill it with toys. But she said, Remember now, 1963, here we're talking $100 playpen is a big deal. But she said, I was there Christmas Eve night and Christmas Day when we opened the toys, this enormous playpen, he paid a hundred dollars for it and it was filled with toys. That just warms you up, doesn't it? All of this is possible from any place to any place. But said the grandmother to her daughter, have you forgotten what you did with Pamley only a week or two weeks ago? And then she remembered. How could she now criticize the extravagance of her husband, who was always so mean when. When she herself had put the child into the state of seeing this wonderful playpen filled with toys? Now that is threefold vision. But what I want to share with you is that the child is only a symbol inside of the mother, also inside of the grandmother. Pammy doing the exercise, going in the closet and shutting the door while the mom is leading her. The child is a symbol in this story, as is the mom and the grandma. There's a lot of symbols in this one very short up to this point story. There's a lot of symbols in there. If you think it's actual fact, then you're missing something that I'm trying to tell you. And maybe he'll get there now too. You take a vision, everything is a symbol. Take me, I'm a symbol, you're a symbol, and everything's a symbol. And you interplay them to form a certain pattern which will then give birth to another image. So I bring you before my mind's eye in a certain manner. I bring another party into the same picture. Then I add to these two a conversation between two of them, which conversation would imply that, you know, I am what I want to be. I bring you, I bring another and I eavesdrop and I listen. I hear them discuss and they are discussing my good fortune. I listen until I actually hear what I would hear were it true. Everything, excuse me, everyone is. Is discussing exactly what I want to hear. For if I heard it, it would imply the fulfillment of my dream. That is taking now symbols, taking images and interplaying them. Interplaying them so that I marry them. And as they marry, they beget another image. The image. They are the images that are bringing me forward in the image that I want to see myself express in this world. That's. Excuse me, threefold vision. Now fourfold vision. I trust you have it if you haven't had it. I can't describe the joy of fourfold vision. If I could describe it. It is dreaming, yes. Or loving, or imagining. And these are only three forms of the same thing. But dreaming with such intensity that it obliterates the daylight just as daylight ordinarily obliterates the dream. You're sitting in a chair and you're loving, you're imagining, you're dreaming. And suddenly it is no longer something that is unseen by you. For this little child. She saw it in her mind's eye, but not as I'm seeing you now. And you see the speaker. She saw it, kept the physical eyes closed and moved into the imagined state and made it real to her. No doubt, first person experiencing the toys, the playpen. But fourfold vision. Something goes out. And suddenly you say to yourself, I'm dreaming. No, I'm not. It's real. I'm not dreaming. Here it is. It's real. Just as real as this. The curtain goes up on it. And then what began as a dream, just a daydream, but you did it with intensity. And suddenly the curtain goes up and you step into the world of your dream. You are awake in what formerly began as a dream and threefold vision. Like this little child. Here's a child three years old. And now see the fireplace? So she sees it. Don't open your eyes, Pammy, because if you open your eyes, you aren't going to see it. And right away you're going to come right down to one fold vision. So, a fireplace. Do you see it? See the wall? Oh, yes. And lots of glass all around.

Yes.

And then over here there's a room. It's your bedroom. And over here there's another bedroom. And that's Julie's bedroom. You get it. And then out of nowhere, what seems like a disaster for his firm was being absorbed. And all the jobs are uncertain, so they're all given an aptitude test, including the father of this child, who is the automaton. Of who he comes out on the top but not what he had been doing in the other job. He now must change jobs and become a salesman, which he doesn't want to do. Everybody knows salesman's salesman is the highest paying job there is. The the income can be from anything from zero to infinite number. But the aptitude test revealed he has all the qualifications for salesmanship which he never thought of before. Now he becomes a salesman and he's making a fortune. But now he becomes uneasy. He wants lovely things in this world, but very preneurious. However they buy the home. The home of the child's dream. Pammy's dream. If you have any little kids around you, you might want to go ahead and implement this. Just play, be playful with them. Then comes Christmas how to get out of him $5 to buy presents for my children. He on the other hand comes home with a hundred odd dollars worth of presents. And she, forgetting what she did, doesn't recognize her own harvest thought she's he's gone insane. She forgot. She forgot what she sowed with her daughter Pammy. She thought her husband went insane. The grandma had to remind her. So when she called her mother and said he's gone mad, he's contemplating buying a hundred dollar playpen. And she said to her daughter, have you forgotten what you did with Pammy? Didn't you put Pammy into that lovely place where she actually played in the backyard with the playpen? Oh yes, I completely forgot it. Well, who did it? It's not his generosities, it's Pammy who Pammy stirred him to go looking for the hundred dollar pen because Pammy had played in it, it had to be there. All she did was move one time. She moved upon the face of the waters one time once. Now she takes all these images and she interplays them and marries them and it produces a result and she is the result. So I tell you, nothing is impossible to this wonder working power Christ is called in the Bible the power and the wisdom of God. So this little girl and her mother remembered what she did and brings about this. And you may not relate her imaginal act to the fact that to the fact, and you may say it would have happened anyway that you're right to say that. But if she repeats it and she did as she did and you still insist insane, well it would have happened anyway. Then the third time she does it all in the interval of two years and the parents realize exactly what they did. Now we come to the crux of the story. Of the child, as happens in the lives of all people, especially in California. Why, I do not know. But in California, there are so many divorces. Anyone who is married for 10 years is the senior citizen. I don't know what it is about California. It's a more fantastic thing if you remain united for more than five. That's really an accomplishment. Anyone who is married for more than 10 years is the senior citizen. It's a more fantastic thing if you remain united for more than five. That's really an accomplishment. Well, in spite of their two little girls, sweet children, they grew apart. He is Catholic, and he didn't want a divorce. He'd rather live in hell than have a divorce. But nevertheless, they got a divorce. The divorce was granted and finalized using the grandmother's story and her words and her very words using the word finalized. It was finalized two weeks ago. And she began, so she said to me, to lose faith, because she called me on this case when it began to develop a couple of months ago, say three months ago, and she said, I. I don't want them to be divorced. I'm quite sure they can reconcile and the whole thing and become a loving, wonderful family, as they were and must be. So I agreed with her. Certainly they could be. Well, in spite of that agreement, here came a divorce. And the paper signed and the whole thing finalized. So the grandmother said to the little girl, you want your mother back, don't you? And she began to cry. She said, all right. You know what you did with the house and the fireplace and the GR and the grass and the two bedrooms?

Yes.

You remember what you did with the playpen and all the toys?

Yes.

Well, now, tonight, right now, you close your eyes, and your mother is coming through the door. You hear the door open. She is coming in in her nightgown, not in any suit, not in a dress, where she's leaving this house tonight. She is coming here in her nightgown. She's sleeping here. So the door is opening, and it's Mother. She's coming over and she's kissing. You feel the kiss. It's Mother, and she's in her nightgown. She did it on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. And mother returned to that house on Friday. And mother is now back in the household in spite of a divorce decree that has been finalized. Maybe in the eyes of the priest, they are living in sin, but they are. But there they are, parents of the two little girls. And mother came back just as the grandmother told her granddaughter that it would happen. Mmm. And so when she Met the grandmother. She said to the grandmother, you know, Grandma, you're mature, you're old. But with me, imagination works like thunder. For we are told in the Bible to never send a child away. For the child will lead us in Isaiah, and a little child shall lead them. 11 6. A little child bring back. Brings back the grandmother's faith. For she called me the teacher of this principle. And I agreed with her over the phone. Yes, reconciliation is perfect. Excuse me. Reconciliation is perfect. My teacher just corrected me a thousand times on that word. I don't know why I want to say reconciliation when it's reconciliation, but there it is. So I heard her say, yes, not devising the means toward the end. Simply the end. Just the end. And then. And then came what seems to be final and absolute assigned decree of divorce. You can't go beyond that. Who says you can't go beyond that? Everything is possible to God. With God, nothing is impossible if you know who he is. God is your own wonderful human imagination. And God is action. Excuse me. And God in action is Christ. With God, nothing is impossible if you know who he is. God is your own wonderful human imagination. And God in action is Christ. Imagination in action is imagining. A week ago, I told you concerning a little girl. She. She didn't call it repentance. Her grandmother didn't call it repentance, but she puts on an act, an imaginal act, and produced one after the other of these fantastic, lovely demonstrations. The grandmother went home that night and wrote me out the entire story in detail and added one, which is a delightful story. The child was then only four. And she said to the child, now, Pammy, you know what you did to get the house for Daddy and Mother?

Yes.

And you know what you did to get the playhouse with all the toys?

Yes.

Imagine this. So far, she got the house for Mommy and Daddy and the whole family. Then she got the playhouse for her and her sister with all the toys. Well, now I would like a stereophonic machine for my records, but Daddy won't give me one. He will not give me anything. And here I only have the same little radio that I had when I was a girl. When I was a child, that's the only means in the house. And so I would like, really, this wonderful instrument to play the records. I love it. I want a slow one, a long one that would almost fill that wall, but an enormous one. Now, this is what we do, Pammy. You stand right here, close your eyes, but you don't physically walk across any more than you did when we got the house. But you do walk across the carpet. You walk across the room and you go over and you feel this wonderful instrument. I don't know if anybody remembers or if you remember. Great. If you don't. Back in the day, they used to have these entertainment systems that were at least six foot wide. So you'd have. The speakers were embedded in it. It was a big piece of furniture. And in the top, with the top would fold up, part of it typically would fold up. And embedded in there would be your turntable. And sometimes if you're really grand, you'd have a big TV right in the middle of that huge entertainment system you're talking about. It was a monstrous piece of gear. It's definitely worthy of the word instrument. These were before my time, but they were amazing. Okay, so let's get back to the imagining lovingly for the stereo. But you do walk across the carpet. You walk across the room and you go over and you feel this wonderful instrument. You feel the lovely wood and you see it, but your eyes are closed. But now you're there physically, but you walk toward this instrument and then you hear it. When you hear the music coming from it, you and I will dance. Very important elements right here. We'll dance all over this room together. And so now let us play our little game. Anybody can do this with any child, any adult, but this is a wonderful combination here. The grandmother and the granddaughter. Remember this little girl. There seems to be least judgment between grandparent and grandchild, grandchild and grandparent. There seems to be least judgment because the parents want the best for the child. So they're trying to rear them properly and make them like. Like Blake's dad, trying to make him a proper son. He was going to give him a sound thrashing, but to whip him back into shape. I'm talking about seeing trees full of angels. Between grandparents and grandchildren seems to be a less judgment, more of a fun. Here, have some cookies, have some money. You know, just a more delightful approach. So I like what's going on here. So we'll see. Let's keep moving. Remember this little girl, what she said to her grandmother? You're old, you can't do it. But my imagination works like thunder. Well, here is thunder. The divorce was already in the works. Papers were signed. The month is August. And a week before her birthday, which was October 11, he said to his wife, on your birthday, there will be delivered to your home this stereophonic machine to play all the records. When it came, it was exactly as we had imagined it. Was a long one. A long one. Feeling almost a wall. And it's perfectly heavenly. It's the one thing she wanted, that is, my daughter wanted. Because all through her life it relaxed her when she heard good music. Oh, that's such a wonderful story. She put the records on and simply relaxed as she would relax with something else. She relaxed with good music. And here he gave it to her on her birthday. A little girl, 4 years old, exclamation point. Where did she do it? She did it within herself. She remained physically stationary in the room. And mentally she walked forward and felt what was not there to be felt physically. But she gave it all the tones of reality. She gave it all the sensory vividness a little child of four can give it. And she brought all the senses to play on it. She touched it, she heard it, and she felt, well, you can't taste the wood, and you couldn't. Well, I dare say you could. But if you brought three senses to play upon this, upon that imaginative drama, within six weeks, that was realized in a household where this lady of the house was still using a little tiny machine she had when she was a girl, yet she was the mother of two children. And he never felt that that was something he should give her because that, to him was an unnecessary luxury. That wasn't. That was a luxury, an unnecessary luxury. Why give it to her? And so she didn't ask him. The little girl didn't ask it. They dropped it, having done it. And having done it, it was done. No matter what it is, that denies the fulfillment of your dream. Change it just as she, 4 years old, did it. How can you deny the fact of the little girl producing the instrument? Who knew in that household that a little child, four years old was the one shredding the winepress? As William Butler Yeats said, I will never be sure that it was not some woman treading in the winepress who started the subtle change in men's minds. Or in that household, the father's mind was changed. Suddenly, he thought he initiated the desire to buy this machine. He didn't. The little girl did. Four years old, and who knows today what we are reaping because someone other than members of the household are imagining for him. Let me repeat the sentence. And who knows today what we are reaping because someone other than members of the household are imagining for him. We're doing it anyway until that moment in time when it's all filled up and we enter into a world completely subject to our imaginative powers. So I tell you, the kingdom is yours regardless, because it's within you, it's not on the outside. And God is going to give it to you. He has to open up the way, and the way is very, very narrow. So we're not called collectively, we're called individually the 27th chapter of the book of Isaiah. And you will be gathered one by one, O people of Israel. And you will be gathered one by one, O people of Israel. Well, Israel means the pure in heart. That's what the word means. Only the pure in heart shall enter the kingdom. But everyone is going to be made in the likeness of his Father, who is perfect, therefore pure in heart. For to see him, one has to be pure in heart. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8. I behold an Israelite indeed. His name was Nathanael. I behold. I behold an Israelite indeed, in whom there is no guile. John 1:47. One incapable of deceiving another for personal gain. Use it as a challenge. So anyone can ask you, because you know the story, you can ask me, I can ask you, and we can ask each other, and then conceive a scene which would imply the fulfillment of the dream. Just like the little child, the grandmother, the mother, blank space. The mother said, you know how we got the house?

Yes.

You know how we got all the toys and the playhouse?

Yes.

Well, let us play the stereo machine. And there it is against the wall. But you don't walk over there physically. You remain right here. Close your eyes and you see it. And Pammy said, yes, I see it. Well, now, do you know the color?

Yes.

Do you know how it feels, if you could feel it?

Yes.

What it would sound like?

Yes.

Well, now you walk over mentally, not physically, and go over mentally and put your hands on it. Because imagination is spiritual sensation. That's what that means. If at this very moment, I would imagine a ball here, but no one sees a ball here, but I could feel a ball here, couldn't I? And to prove that I'm feeling the ball, let me imagine, after I felt the ball, that I'm feeling a piece of silk. Could I discriminate between a ball and silk? Well, now let me imagine something else. I imagine I'm feeling something steel. Can I discriminate between a ball and a piece of silk and steel? Well, if I can discriminate between these three imaginal objects, then they exist. You can't discriminate between that which does not exist. That simple. If they don't exist, there is no distinction. There is no discrimination. If I can feel one in my imagination after the other and no two feel alike. Do they exist to me? Well, they do. So blank space, natural to this little girl. And she heard music and she danced. So she brought into play all these things based upon an imaginal act. And it came to pass. Now, you may not credit her imaginal act as the cause of it, but when the little girl who is now only five, has four outstanding case histories to support her imaginal acts, are you going to discount it? As I said, if there is evidence for a thing with the rational world thinks about it, or even blank space for it, it's nothing to the point what the rational world thinks about it. Forget about it. Doesn't matter. You find when you get involved with using your imagination to this degree, there is no rational world anymore that has any value. Because this is a playland now. It's like Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. The first version with Gene Wilder. What a show. She actually knows what she did. When they got the house, even though it seemed to be a disaster for the house came as a result of this little company being absorbed by a big company. And the big company putting him through an aptitude test and forcing him out of his job at the desk into a salesman job where he made many, many times what he made at the desk. With all his money then he could buy the house. And it's exactly the kind of house the little girl had imagined with the aid of her mother and grandmother. I mean to tell you, man, all dreams come true with the story of this little girl. All dreams, all dreams come true with the story of this four year old little girl, the mother and the grandmother. On the strength of this, they got this wonderful thing at Christmas, this playhouse filled with toys. On the strength of these two, they got the stereo. And then on the strength of these three, they brought her father and mother back together. After the divorce had been finalized. Here the papers were signed and delivered. She was living in Hollywood and he was living in an apartment with the two girls. The grandmother said, you want daddy and grandmother back, question mark.

Yes.

She came back a little girl. Well now, if the little girl didn't know from experience what she did in the past, she would have not have repented. She would not have known the art of repentance. She would have allowed this divorce to be final and cry her eyes out night after night because she wanted her mother and her mother wasn't there. But she wasn't. She was not going to allow this, father. She had suffered it I'm sorry, excuse me, but she was not going to allow this. After she had suffered it and was reminded of what she had done by the grandmother. Do you know that you and I could be the most successful this night from repentance? And then within a matter of a week, forget it. Completely, Completely forget what we did to produce the result that we got. Completely forget it. And start more rationalizing time and space arguments what to do when we have done it without persuasion, without a thought of blank space. We do it all the time. But let me encourage you. The kingdom is open. And you cannot be locked out indefinitely for repentance, marvelous as it is, will not in any way allow you to work and cooperate with God in bringing the new order. The new order is coming whether you repent or not. But while we're shut out, repentance is given to us to make life easier. For we're shut out, all of us, until that moment in time when we are resurrected. For the two ages are separated by the act of resurrection. But I need not ever teach anyone how to feel it. So how do I feel it? Not the words. Get below the words, into the feeling. Well, what am I feeling? She felt that machine and she sang. She felt the instrument. She felt the machine and she sang and she danced. And what do you dance to? What you're hearing. She danced to the music she was hearing. Sorry about that, Neville. Well, the music didn't come from anything but that wonderful stereo. And she danced all over the place in feeling. And then they forgot it. Then it was done. Then he has the impulse to buy it for his wife's birthday. That's how it works. Two kinds of motion. One is done from the inside and the outside is under compulsion. The one on the inside, blank space. The one on the outside moved by compulsion to only bear witness to the inner motion. You try it. Take a friend's hand and congratulate him on his good fortune, on his wonderful job, on his success, on his. For anything in this world. But put your hand mentally into his hand and actually congratulate him. And feel the thrill of blank space with a friend. How wonderful is it to have a friend who has been so successful. Because a friend would be happy for the friend's success and feel it. Okay, I'm doing it right now. Excellent. Okay. I was shaking his hand. He was here yesterday, came and did some work for us. He left. I shook his hand just last night. So I know the feeling of it. I shake his hand all the time anyway, so I know exactly what his voice sounds like I just congratulated him. I just did it done. Now I can forget it. How wonderful it is to have a friend who has been so successful. Because a friend would be happy for the friend's success and feel it. Don't tell him a word, say nothing to him and watch it work. Just watch it work. And then the whole thing works in the world. But you've got to feel it. Ignore all the facts of this world and then inwardly perform the act and it will outwardly become the fact that inwardly perform the act and outwardly it will become the fact. So try it, try it tonight, don't delay. No matter what the world looks like at the moment and it's distress to you, I trust it isn't. But if it is, you can't conceive of any more distressed state knowing it would be for a little child of five whose mother isn't coming home. How many nights she must cried. She must have cried herself to sleep. And this night she st. And this night she started the crying once more when she said, now stop the tears. You know what you did? You did this, you did that, you did the other. And you can do the same thing. Then at the end of four days, the mother comes home and she could say to her grandmother, you know that my imagination works like thunder. Let our imagination work just like thunder and make it all come to pass. Now let us go into the silence. Let's go ahead and shut our eyes. If we're not driving and not doing anything dangerous that we need our eyesight for. Let us just close the door to our closet, go into the silence and let us be like the four year old little girl. Let's use our imagination. Like thunder I am. If it's a relationship you see yourself in, see yourself in it. See yourself coming home from your honeymoon, if that's your goal, if it's paying off your car or your house, see yourself having paid it off, it's done. See the doctor talking to you, telling you what a wonderful checkup you just had. You don't need to come back for at least five years, all right?