The Power of Awareness

The Power of Awareness is a book by Neville Goddard, first published in 1952. In this concise, provocative work Goddard sets out the central New Thought claim that consciousness — and particularly the disciplined use of imagination and feeling — shapes outward reality. The book offers practical guidance and exercises aimed at transforming self-concept through visualization, affirmation, and focused awareness, presenting manifestation and mind-power techniques as methods to change circumstances by changing inner assumptions.

Placed within mid-twentieth-century metaphysical writing, the book became a touchstone for later writers and teachers of the law of attraction, influencing contemporary self-help and spiritual communities that emphasise manifestation, visualization and the creative power of imagination. Readers searching for clear, practice-oriented writing on conscious creation, imagination exercises, and the psychological roots of success will find this a compact manual of Neville’s core ideas — useful both as a historical piece in the New Thought tradition and as a practical guide to everyday manifestation and inner transformation.