Neville Goddard 1905 – 1972

Biography

Neville Goddard was born on February 19, 1905, in Barbados, where he spent his formative years before pursuing a life devoted to writing and teaching. Throughout his career, he became known for his distinctive contributions to metaphysical and spiritual literature, establishing himself as a respected voice in his field. His work reflected a deep commitment to exploring consciousness and the power of imagination, themes that would resonate with readers seeking alternative perspectives on personal transformation and human potential.

Goddard’s life spanned most of the twentieth century, a period of significant social and intellectual change. He eventually made his home in Los Angeles, where he continued his writing and teaching activities. His ideas found audiences across different continents, and he maintained an active presence in his chosen field until his later years.

On October 1, 1972, Goddard passed away in Los Angeles at the age of 67. His remains were laid to rest at Saint Michael in his native Barbados, returning him to the island of his birth. Though his cause of death was not recorded, his legacy endured through the body of work he left behind and the continued influence of his teachings on those who encountered his writings and ideas.