An exploration of Neville Goddard’s philosophy of manifestation, examining the relationship between thought and reality through a mathematical, scientific, and metaphysical lens. Rooted in personal experiences with the law of assumption and the power of imagination, Isness investigates how belief shapes our perception of ourselves and the world around us.
A 44-page broadsheet magazine traces the origins of manifestation, explores its potential dangers and applications, and examines Goddard’s teachings. Archival-inspired typography references the era in which Goddard developed his ideas, while diagrams of the human body, neurons, dreams, and the universe connect abstract philosophy to the physical world.