Consider Your Ways Within
Haggai 1:5 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse invites inner self-examination: look at how you have been acting and what you have been seeking, and bring your life into alignment.
Neville's Inner Vision
To Neville, the Lord's word 'Consider your ways' is a directive to survey the state of your consciousness. The 'LORD of hosts' is your I AM, the living awareness that shapes every condition by inner belief. When you notice lack, delay, or disharmony, you are simply seeing the effects of unfinished inner patterns. The remedy is not blame but revision: assume a new conclusion about yourself and your world, feel as though you already stand in obedience, faith, and covenant loyalty. In the spacious field of imagination you choose the state you desire and dwell there until it feels natural. Your daily acts become outward signs of an inward alignment. The state you inhabit creates corresponding outer forms, so you assess not the person outside but the inner impulse driving every choice. As you persist in that assumed state, you awaken to a life that reflects your inner agreement with divine order, and the question 'Consider your ways' becomes a stepping stone toward the integrity of your being.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: sit quietly and revise one current condition by assuming you are already aligned with obedience and faith; feel it as real now.
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