Inner Cleansing and Restoration
Isaiah 1:16-19 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God invites cleansing and turning away from evil. If you are willing and obedient, you will taste the good of the land.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within Isaiah’s invitation I hear a whisper for the mind: to wash is to decide a new state of consciousness. The 'evil of your doings' are dream-beliefs you have accepted as real; you put them away by shifting attention from limitation to possibility. 'Cease to do evil' becomes a cessation of rehearsing separation, and 'learn to do well' becomes the daily practice of imagining justice, relief for the oppressed, and the protection of the vulnerable as already done in my inner world. The dialogue 'come now, let us reason together' is not with a distant God but with the I AM I live as now. Sins being scarlet and becoming white as snow are the changing colors of my inner color-tone when I refuse to identify with guilt and instead assume a new state. If I am willing and obedient—if I align my assumption with the truth that I am pure consciousness—I'll eat the good of the land in due time as my inner state manifests as outward good.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and repeat 'I am clean' or 'I am willing and obedient' while breathing slowly; visualize a bright white wash cleansing your mind; hold the feeling for a minute and allow the sense of 'the good of the land' to form in your awareness.
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