Overview
The Six Systems at a Glance
1 min · Adam G.
| System | Fundamental reality | Role of consciousness | Treatment of desire | Proposed mechanism | Ultimate movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Thought | Divine Mind or spiritual reality | Participant in Divine Mind | Desire is aligned with spiritual abundance | Affirmation, right thought, spiritual alignment | Align |
| Neville Goddard | Consciousness and imagination | Creative divine power | Desire becomes an internally fulfilled state | Assumption and feeling of fulfillment | Assume |
| Gateway Patterning | Universal holographic reality | Local consciousness capable of influencing the whole | Desired objective becomes a projected pattern | Focus 12 and holographic projection | Project |
| Reality Transurfing | A space containing alternative realities | Selector or tuner | Desire identifies a preferred life line | Outer intention, reduced importance, slides | Select |
| Quantum Manifestation | Quantum possibilities | Alleged observer influencing outcomes | Intention selects preferred possibilities | Observation, probability, collapse | Influence |
| The Godward Way | God as ultimate sovereign reality | Receiver, container, director, and offerer | Desire becomes material for kavanah | Catch, contain, direct, offer | Offer |
The similarity among these systems lies in their refusal to reduce consciousness to a meaningless byproduct of matter.
Their disagreement concerns what authority consciousness actually possesses.