Neville Goddard (1905-1972) was a pioneering spiritual teacher and author who profoundly influenced the New Thought movement. Born in Barbados, he moved to the United States at 17 to study drama. After a brief career in dance, Goddard devoted himself to spiritual studies, particularly under the guidance of the Ethiopian rabbi Abdullah. He became renowned for his unique interpretation of the Bible as a psychological and mystical text, teaching that human imagination is the creative force of reality. Goddard's philosophy centered on the idea that "imagining creates reality," a concept he explored in numerous lectures and books. His work "At Your Command" exemplifies his teachings on using imagination to manifest desires. Goddard lectured extensively throughout the United States, particularly in Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco, captivating audiences with his innovative spiritual ideas.