Had he a different concept of self, he would act differently. He acts as he does and has the experiences that he does, because his concept of himself is what it is, and for no other reason. The cornerstone on which all things are based is man's concept of himself. It is determined by his attitudes rather than by his acts. The most remarkable feature of man's future is its flexibility.

My object in writing these pages is to indicate possibilities inherent in man, to show that man can alter his future but, thus altered, it forms again a deterministic sequence starting from the point of interference – a future that will be consistent with the alteration. Thus the question arises: ―Are we able to alter our future? If the occurring events were not in this world when they were observed, then, to be perfectly logical, they must have been out of this world.Īnd whatever is there to be seen before it occurs here must be “Predetermined” from the point of view of man awake in a three-dimensional world. Since man can observe an event before it occurs in the three dimensions of space, life on earth must proceed according to plan, and this plan must exist else-where in another dimension and be slowly moving through our space. MANY persons, myself included, have observed events before they occurred that is, before they occurred in this world of three dimensions. ―And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.‖ – John 14:29 Buy 125 of Neville's Lectures in his own voice for $24.95

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