Neville Goddard “Prayer: The Art of Believing” (1945) - Vol. V, Guide to Prayer, the Law of Assumption & the Power of the Subconscious Mind

Neville Goddard’s 1945 classic “Prayer: The Art of Believing” explores prayer as a powerful inner process of belief, imagination, and conscious creation. In this foundational work (Vol. V of his collected works), Neville explains that effective prayer is not simply asking for something, but entering the inner state in which the desired outcome is already accepted as true.

Through metaphysical insight, psychological interpretation, biblical symbolism, and practical instruction, Neville teaches how the conscious and subconscious minds interact and how belief, feeling, and assumption influence personal experience. He shows that prayer becomes effective when the individual assumes the feeling of the wish fulfilled and allows that inner conviction to impress itself upon the subconscious mind.

In this audiobook, you’ll discover:

- Why effective prayer depends on belief and inner conviction
- How the conscious and subconscious minds work together
- The role of feeling in the Law of Assumption
- How to assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled
- Why prayer can be understood as a process of conscious manifestation
- How belief, imagination, and inner states influence external experience

Perfect for students of manifestation, metaphysics, the Law of Assumption, prayer, creative visualization, and the power of the subconscious mind, “Prayer: The Art of Believing” offers a practical framework for understanding how belief and consciousness work together to shape reality.

Neville Goddard’s “Prayer: The Art of Believing” (1945) remains an essential work for readers interested in manifestation, faith, the Law of Assumption, subconscious mind power, prayer, conscious creation, visualization, and the creative power of belief.