Inner Forecast for Life's Unknowns
Ecclesiastes 6:12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ecclesiastes 6 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
It questions what is truly good in life and notes that life, spent as a shadow, seems vain. It also asks who can tell what comes after, under the sun.
Neville's Inner Vision
To the reader, Ecclesiastes 6:12 reads not as a rumor about fate but as a revelation of your inner state. When you ask, 'Who knows what is good for man in this life?' you are really querying the reach of your own awareness. The I AM, your present consciousness, is the only source of what counts as good, and any future remains in the shadows until you assume a definite image now. Wisdom, then, is discernment—seeing that external conditions are not the measure of good, but the alignment of your inner state with it. Providence and guidance show up as the consistency of your own imagination, faithfully attended to by you. The truth is that you and the good are one; faithfulness is remaining in the state that already contains the outcome. Do not fear the unknown 'after him under the sun'; reinterpret it as the unseen moment you choose to inhabit. If you dwell in the assumption of limitation, revise to the feeling of completion, and feel the good as present.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: sit quietly and assume the state I am the good now. Feel it fully, revise the image until you sense the outcome as present.
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