Letters of Inner Authority
Esther 8:9-10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Esther 8 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Esther 8:9-10 shows the king’s scribes writing a royal edict, sealed with the royal ring, and sent across 127 provinces to the Jews in their languages.
Neville's Inner Vision
Imagine the outer scene as an inner process. The king’s scribes are not merely clerks; they are the faithful thoughts within you that translate your inner decree into the world you inhabit. Mordecai’s command becomes, in your consciousness, a definite self-image you have chosen for the Jews within your inner empire—the parts of you you once believed scattered across many languages and provinces. The 127 provinces symbolize all the facets of your life—habits, beliefs, emotions—each requiring its rightful place under one authorizing decree. Writing in the king’s name and sealing it with the royal ring is your act of identifying with a higher I AM, your unconditioned awareness that stamps reality with authority. The letters sent by posts on horseback and mules are the swift movements of imagination through memory, feeling, and attention, carrying the state to every department of your inner world. When you revise or assume, you are not conjuring a distant wish but issuing a decree that your life is now governed by the state you choose and feel. Your present reality is the record of inner decisions given form by imagination.
Practice This Now
Assume a state now: imagine you have written and sealed it in the king's ring, and send it to every province of your mind. Feel it as real, and let the inner world rearrange itself to mirror that decree.
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