Inner River Healing
Ezekiel 47:8-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 47 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Ez 47:8-12 describes waters flowing from the sanctuary that heal the sea and bring life to all that move. It also portrays trees bearing fruit and leaves for medicine, symbolizing ongoing renewal under divine presence.
Neville's Inner Vision
Picture Ezekiel’s river as the living current of your own awareness—the I AM you call to in quiet moments. The waters issuing eastward from the sanctuary are your inner thoughts and feelings flowing into the desert of circumstance, and as they enter the sea of daily life they heal everything they touch, for consciousness is the healer. Where the river travels, life appears; schools of possible outcomes multiply because this current nourishes the inner condition that births them. The fishers standing from Engedi to Eneglaim are your uses of imagination and choice; you cast nets in alignment with the river and are drawn into abundant harvest according to your faith in the healing stream. Some marshy places remain unhealed, not because the current fails but because you still cling to old states; those marshes become salt, signaling where belief must shift. By the river’s banks grow trees whose fruit feeds and whose leaves heal, a symbol of continual renewal born from this inner source. Dwelling in the sense that the sanctuary’s waters are now flowing through you rearranges your outer world to reflect a healed consciousness.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, close your eyes, and imagine a river rising from your inner sanctuary; feel its coolness, see it circulating through your limbs and into your life, and declare, The I AM in me heals now. Do this for a few minutes until it feels real.
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