Dryshod Crossing Within
Isaiah 11:15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 11 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The Lord removes a barrier of water and parts the river, so people can walk across on dry ground. It promises liberation and safe passage through seeming obstacles.
Neville's Inner Vision
Observe that the tongue of the Egyptian sea and the seven streams are not external rivers but inner currents of thought. The Lord's mighty wind is the breath of imagination when you attend to I AM. In this vision, God shakes His hand over the river and makes a way where your sense of limitation cried out that there was none. To the inner ear, the Egyptian tongue sounds as the voice of fear, insisting this is insufficient—yet this is only a belief arising in you. By choosing to identify with I AM, you reverse the scene: the wind of Spirit parts the river within your mind, and the channels of doubt become bare, dry ground under your feet. The crossing is your acceptance that you are the one who dreams reality; the path is not made by weather but by consciousness. When you realign with the I AM, you walk across the inner sea unhurt and free, and the outer world follows the order of your inner state.
Practice This Now
Practice: close your eyes, breathe, and assume the I AM is the present reality. Revise any sense of limitation and feel it real, then imagine stepping onto dry ground as the waters part beneath your feet.
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