In this episode of Seeking I, I sit down with Tim Grimes, author, coach, and one of the people responsible for reigniting modern interest in the work of Neville Goddard. Tim has spent nearly 30 years exploring consciousness, imagination, and what these teachings actually mean when you strip away the hype. We dig into whether imagination genuinely influences physical reality or whether the effect is purely psychological. We discuss Neville Goddard and the very real danger of misinterpreting his work, Emile Coué and his largely forgotten but documented record of helping tens of thousands of people heal, and Maxwell Maltz's Psycho-Cybernetics as perhaps the most practical bridge between all of it. Tim brings a rare combination, genuine depth with genuine scepticism, and he pulls no punches about where these teachings over-promise and under-deliver. I also share something personal in this episode, a significant financial loss from my own crypto investments that raises a question I think anyone who has explored these ideas will recognise. I was living with complete conviction that things were set. And then they weren't. So what does that mean? This is one of the more honest and grounded conversations I've had on Seeking I, and I think it will resonate with anyone who is drawn to these ideas but refuses to take them entirely on faith. You can find Tim at radicalcounselor.com. Watch the full video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@seekingi