🧠Coherence: Goddard, Curzi, Van den IJssel, and Beyond
The text discusses how Neville Goddard's philosophy, with its emphasis on consciousness as the only reality and the power of feelings, forms the basis for more modern frameworks such as the Interface of Michael Curzi and the Coherent Nexus of Nick van den IJssel. These models interpret Goddard's ideas in a more structured and practically applicable way, focusing on how inner coherence influences external reality. The concepts of imagination and the 'feeling of the wish fulfilled' are considered crucial for manifestation. The sources also connect this to the work of thinkers like Dr. Joe Dispenza and Gregg Braden, who investigate the relationship between consciousness, neuroscience, and quantum physics. The overall thrust is that these thinkers collectively argue that our inner state and intentions directly shape our physical world, and that technology like AI can help in optimizing these processes.
