Embrace of Inner Reconciliation
Genesis 45:14 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 45 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Joseph falls on Benjamin's neck and weeps, with Benjamin weeping in return, symbolizing a powerful moment of reconciliation between brothers. It reveals the healing power of forgiveness and familial love.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this scene, the outer embrace is but a waking dream of an inner state. Joseph’s tears and Benjamin’s response are the manifestation of a mind that chooses to know itself as one, where every brother is a facet of the same I AM. The deep emotion is not mere sentiment; it is the soul’s release from resistance, a collapse of separation into unity. See the act as a transformation of consciousness: forgiveness arrives when you affirm that you are already complete, and the other is part of your own being. When you hold the image of reunion in your mind, you awaken the latent harmony within, and the outer world adjusts to reflect that inner harmony. This is the mercy of God expressed through your inner atmosphere—a consciousness that naturally dissolves fear and renews relationship through the felt reality of oneness.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, place your hand on your heart, and imagine the person you seek reconciliation with stepping into your arms in peace; silently affirm, 'I AM that I AM,' feeling the old tension melt into unity.
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