This is one of Neville Goddard’s gems.

Even though Goddard describes it perfectly, many of his readers still have trouble perfecting how to access and channel that “feeling”. The word feeling has so many interpretations that without a little guidance, it’s not always implemented as Goddard meant it.

There are many courses on Goddard, so students are at no loss for reference material. Unfortunately, not all material is helpful. I once heard a course creator state that he had a “bad week”. A true teacher of Goddard would never syndicate such a thing without revising it.

As I practice personally, I’ve found it to be more than a feeling, but more like a state of being. Where your emotions, consciousness and beliefs are aligned.

Belief and faith are two halves of the same face. While separate they’re both necessary to produce that particular level of “feeling.” The mind’s belief and the spirit’s faith are the components of the “feeling.”

For example, let’s say we have frustrating day at work. We can make ourselves feel better by spending time with friends, but if we carry the belief that the day was bad and the next will be the same, that “feeling” is only smoke.