I Remember When

The “I Remember When” method is one of Neville Goddard’s easiest and most effective methods.

You can use the “I Remember When” method at any time for just about anything. All that’s required is a definite understanding of your aim, and the willingness to assume that your aim has become a present fact.

I Remember When

To perform the “I Remember When” method, you must know what it is that you desire.

No matter what it is that you desire — a new job, to be a well-known actor, a spouse; the possibilities are boundless — you must know exactly what it is and how it will affect your life.

Take the time to consider your aim, no matter what it may be, and the value your aim offers to you. Even if your aim seems contradictory, relative to the person you are and what you think you desire, acknowledge it as valuable and consider the value and meaning that it offers.

Right after you know what you desire — remember, this can be anything, big or small — you must then be willing to surrender your sense of the past and the future.

Rather than assuming your desire will be present in the future, assume that it is now. Assume that your desire has been fulfilled for a period of time, and that the present moments, in which your desire remains unfulfilled, are but a memory.

I Remember When…

I Remember When I Really Wanted A Great Job, And Now I Have A Great Job That I Love.

I Remember When I Was Tired And Sick All Of The Time, And Now I Am Energetic And Lively.

I Remember When I Was Not With Someone I Really Loved; Right Now, I Am With A Wonderful Person And I Am So Grateful For Our Wonderful Relationship.

Anything Is Possible

The possibilities that the “I Remember When” method allows for are boundless.

You can use the “I Remember When” method at any time, no matter where you are and what you desire.

Remember, though, that the method is not, in and of itself, powerful. Rather, what is truly powerful is you, and the creative power that you are.

Every method is, in my experience, a way of harnessing your limitless creative power, rather than the creative power itself.

Anytime you use this method, take the time to repeat your “I Remember When” statement several times and, as you do so, conjure up the feelings of your wish fulfilled. Allow these feelings to come over you, no matter how briefly they last, and understand that your wish has been fulfilled for you are choosing to make it a fact of your life.

Conclusion

The “I Remember When” method is a personal favorite. My hope, for you, is that you use this method and experience great success through doing so. As always, if you would like to reach me for any reason, you can do so at “maxwellcakin@gmail.com”!