Seedtime and Harvest

Seedtime and Harvest is a book by Neville Goddard, first published in 1956, that explores the metaphysical laws behind thought, belief, and the nature of reality. In this spiritual classic, Goddard presents a symbolic reading of the Bible, showing how familiar passages illustrate universal principles of consciousness and manifestation.

At its core, the book teaches that every external experience begins as an inner “seed” planted in consciousness. Goddard explains how thoughts, inner dialogue, and assumptions act as seeds that inevitably produce a corresponding harvest in life, and how intentional thinking can be used to shape one’s circumstances.

Drawing on timeless spiritual ideas, Seedtime and Harvest connects inner belief with outward experience, inviting readers to interpret scripture not as literal history but as symbolic language that reveals psychological truths about identity, imagination, and the creative process.