The Cabala

‘The Cabala’ was written by Neville Goddard, acclaimed as one of the most remarkable teachers and writers of metaphysical work. He devoted himself fully to the study of metaphysics and spiritual matters. Neville gives the readers the necessary tools to comprehend and manifest what they truly desire in their lives.
Neville teaches Kabbalah and Cabala, where the Law and the Promise comes from. He also projected spiritual beings from the astral plane and had many conversations in his outer body experiences with beings there. He must have had complete control of that, but it never lasted long once he was aware, or dreaming, or in another realm. The questions sometimes received responses, sometimes did not. Allow yourself to feel the life-changing power of Neville Goddard with this unforgettable lesson.

Neville Lancelot Goddard (1905–1972) was a prominent and highly influential teacher in the New Thought movement, best known for his philosophy on the creative power of the human imagination. Born in St. Michael, Barbados, Goddard moved to New York City in 1922 to study drama. While working as a dancer and actor, his interests shifted toward mysticism after meeting an eccentric Ethiopian rabbi named Abdullah, who mentored him in Kabbalah, esoteric Christianity, and the psychological interpretation of scripture.

Leaving the theater behind, Neville dedicated his life to teaching what he termed "The Law of Assumption"—the principle that one can manifest their desires by vividly assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled. Unlike many of his contemporaries, he taught that the Bible was not a historical record but a psychological drama mapping the evolution of human consciousness, asserting that the divine creator is the human imagination itself.

Throughout the mid-20th century, he delivered hundreds of unscripted lectures across the United States and authored foundational metaphysical classics, including Feeling is the Secret and The Power of Awareness. Today, Goddard’s visionary teachings continue to experience a massive resurgence, profoundly shaping modern self-help, spirituality, and manifestation philosophies.