Hastening The Day Within
2 Peter 3:12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Peter 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Peter invites us to look for and hasten the day of God; the imagery points to a coming divine realization. The 'heavens' and 'elements' symbolize inner states that melt away in the purifying heat of awakening.
Neville's Inner Vision
From the Neville lens, the 'day of God' is not a timetable but the awakening of awareness—the I AM in you becoming fully aware of itself. To look for it is to seize your attention and refuse to invest in the old world of lack; to hasten it is to live as if the truth you seek is already present. The 'heavens' are your outer pictures, the stories you tell about who you are; the 'fire' is the fervent heat of imagination that dissolves those pictures. When you thin the old forms by insisting on the truth of the I AM, the elements—your beliefs about what is possible—melt, revealing a pristine order of consciousness. The verse asks you to participate in the transformation by choosing the state you wish to inhabit and dwelling there until it becomes your felt reality. Thus, the kingdom comes not by external change but by inner revision and sustained feeling.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: In a quiet moment, assume the state of the fulfilled day now—feel it in your chest as I AM consciousness; linger there for a few minutes.
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