Inner Earth: The Corruption Within

Neville's Inner Vision

By Goddard's lamp, the note of Genesis 6:11 is not a history lesson but a whisper of your present condition. The earth is the ground of awareness, and when it is described as corrupt and filled with violence, it is your mind acknowledging a corrupted assumption and a turbulent feeling within. Violence is inner agitation—the clashing thoughts, fears, and rigid identifications that seem to populate your scene. The crumbling earth speaks of a belief in separation, a sense that life is lacking, threatened, or under judgment. But notice that the text does not offer a doom to be endured; it invites a transformation of the state of consciousness. The remedy is to refuse the old premises and adopt a new I AM—the all-sufficient, unassailable observer who is not rattled by appearances. When you embody a consistent sense of wholeness, blessing, and divine order, the external forms change to reflect that inner condition. Practice becomes simple: assume you are already the observer who governs, and feel the reality of a harmonious world arising from that unwavering awareness.