Feast on Clean Fowls
Deuteronomy 14:20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Deuteronomy 14 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Deuteronomy 14:20 states that you may eat all clean fowls, signaling a provision within a system of purity laws. The message translates into a personal sense of allowance: you are free to choose thoughts and impressions that nourish your being.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the letter lies a condition of inner permission. The 'clean fowls' are not birds but the clean thoughts, desires, and imaginations you permit into your consciousness. To 'eat' them is to assimilate and become by the impressions you entertain. If you feel bound by rule and ritual, you taste deprivation; but the I AM—the awareness you are—stands always ready to furnish a banquet of uplifted states. When you rest in the truth that you may eat clean, you shift your state of being: you decide what ideas deserve your attention, and you let your imagination digest them into a living reality. Your speech, your feelings, and your actions reflect the diet you have chosen. The verse invites you to treat thoughts as provisions, to forsake mental junk, and to trust that your inner pantry is abundant. You are not ruled by past laws but by present awareness. The clean are defined by your alignment here and now; feed on that alignment and watch your world harmonize with your inner appetite.
Practice This Now
Assume you are eating nourishing, clean thoughts right now; feel the fullness within you and reaffirm abundance.
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