I Think, Therefore I Am; and Therefore I Am . . . What I Think

It is very simple. We are what we think we are right now. Less obvious is that we now are what we THOUGHT we would be in the past. As Neville Goddard said, our thoughts do not progress into the past, but advance into future to confront us as their fulfillment, the fulfillment of those thoughts. They fulfill because they are the Word of God whom we, unbeknownst to us, are. God is what he thinks he is, which is us (and everything else, too), and what he thinks will have its fufillment.

We can change what we will be by thinking that we are what we want right now. The thoroughness of that thought is the Word that will advance into fulfillment.