
Leaving John the Baptist (Day + Night 0)
I was entirely resurrected last night by Neville Goddard’s lecture titled “One Greater than John,” which I first read five years ago but has since taken on a new shade and, thus, a fresh meaning for me.
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I was entirely resurrected last night by Neville Goddard’s lecture titled “One Greater than John,” which I first read five years ago but has since taken on a new shade and, thus, a fresh meaning for me.


It’s like the denseness of his situation eroded my ability to imagine well for him. No matter how much I wanted to. I was both seduced and consumed by the circumstance. I hated that I was so taken by it that, even though we’d become so close, I couldn’t imagine him free.
