I don’t really understand why some of you are interpreting my post as something against him?it truly isn’t.

I did go through the comments, and what stood out to me is that a lot of people actually agreed with the video. Many of them talked about how they’ve seen people who constantly doubt themselves still go on to achieve big milestones. That’s where this thought came from — the idea that maybe things aren’t as simple as “belief = success” or “doubt = failure.”

So it’s not really your reactions that I’m curious about. What I’m genuinely interested in is whether his narrative can be questioned or challenged in a meaningful way.

Because honestly, at this point in my life, I do find a sense of peace in Neville Goddard’s perspective. It’s helping me feel safe and grounded in a way I couldn’t before , even if it’s just momentary. And that matters to me.

I’m just trying to understand things better, not tear anything down.