Edict Of Inner Courage
Esther 8:11-13 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Esther 8 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Esther 8:11-13 describes a royal decree allowing the Jews in every city to gather, stand for their life, and defend themselves on a single day, against any who would attack them, with the decree proclaimed to all.
Neville's Inner Vision
On the inner stage, the king is the I AM—awareness itself. The Jews are your steadfast faculties, gathering themselves into a single, focused life. To stand for life means you choose awareness as your sole reality, refusing any claim of attack from fear. The command to destroy and to spare is the discipline of dissolving every thought that would assault your peace, and letting the spoils of faith fall to you as inner assurance. The one day in Adar marks a decisive moment when you affirm that this inner decree is true now, in your present awareness, not later in some external event. The copy published to all provinces is your imagination broadcasting this truth to every corner of consciousness, so no stray thought can dislodge your security. You are not merely defending yourself; you are aligning with your true nature as I AM, delivering yourself from the illusion of danger by the power of belief.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare, I AM, I stand defended by my awareness, and I feel that protection now. Imagine a scroll of light spreading through every chamber of your mind, broadcasting this truth to all thoughts.
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