I Know My Father

I Know My Father is a book by Neville Goddard, first published in 1930. In this powerful spiritual work Goddard explores the nature of the divine, the true identity of the individual, and the creative power that lies within every human being. At its core, the book teaches that God is not an external entity but the inner awareness — the “I AM” — that underlies all existence. By understanding this truth, readers are invited to awaken to their own divine heritage and unlock a deeper sense of purpose.

Throughout the book, Neville Goddard guides readers to re-evaluate their concept of self. He argues that when we cling to external definitions — race, status, fear, limitation — we limit the creative force of consciousness. But by shifting inward and claiming the awareness “I AM,” we align ourselves with the unseen source of reality.

This work touches on timeless themes of spiritual awakening, self-realization, inner conviction, and the law of attraction — showing how belief, imagination, and inner conviction shape personal experience. Goddard encourages readers to meditate, shift their inner state, and consistently “be” that which they desire to manifest. The book invites a radical reorientation: instead of trying to change the external world, change your awareness — and the world will follow.