Creating the Impossible

Based on more than 25 years of experience, this book explains the principles and application of creative thought and is subtitled 'a 90-day programme to get your dreams out of your head and into the world.' The first part addresses making the invisible visible in terms of imagination, quoting the three principles of the Scot Sydney Banks - Divine Mind, Divine Consciousness and Divine Thought, formulated after a mystical experience in middle age. Interestingly, these correspond exactly to New Thought authors such as Thomas Troward and Charles Haanel, who in turn influenced Napoleon Hill, Earl Nightingale and Bob Proctor – Neill does not seem to be aware of these authors writing 100 years ago. We are reminded that the creative process unfolds as we go along from the inside out and that enjoyment and engagement reinforce each other. Hence his formula for successful creation of showing up, beginning to move in a direction and responding to what shows up along the way. The book then takes the reader through a 90-day process packed with good advice and guidance – a great theoretical and practical resource.