Nourishing the Inner Word
Isaiah 55:10-11 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 55 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse uses rain and snow as symbols for how God's word works. It says the word will not return void but will accomplish its purpose.
Neville's Inner Vision
I read this as a map of consciousness. Rain and snow fall from the heavens not to torture the soil but to awaken it; so too the word that goes forth from my inner mouth travels not to punish me but to fulfill the pattern I hold in mind. When I acknowledge that I am the I AM—the living awareness that never sinks into lack—I water the earth of my experience. The seeds I sow are beliefs, feelings, and assumptions about myself. If I keep the conviction that what I desire already exists in me, the inner rain dissolves resistance and causes bud and fruit to appear in time. The outer world mirrors the inner weather; the fulfillment rises where attention remains. Therefore the instruction is simple: do not chase results; revise the inner sentence until it feels true, and feel it real until it sprouts.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and imagine a soft rain cloud above your heart pouring the truth you seek. Breathe in the feeling of already having it and let that feeling water your inner soil.
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