Inner Cast: Casting Out The Old Self
Jeremiah 15:1 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah 15:1 says that even revered intercessors cannot move God's mind toward this people, and they are to be cast out. It highlights a decisive separation from an entrenched pattern.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville’s view, the LORD represents the I AM, the permanent awareness behind all experience. Moses and Samuel are inner patterns or virtuous habits of intercession that once seemed effective. Yet the I AM cannot be swayed by a fixed, rebellious state. The instruction to cast them out is an inner command to release the old pattern from your field of attention so a fresh movement of perception can arise. This is not punishment of others but a liberation of your own consciousness from identification with the pattern. When you refuse to entertain the old story and instead dwell in the I AM as your sole reality, the old self is exiled and a new state of awareness returns. Suffering or judgment then serves as a signal to revise your inner state, not to condemn anyone. By aligning with the I AM and revising the dominant mood of your mind, you invite a natural transformation where inner exiles yield the return of life to your awareness.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Close your eyes and declare, 'I cast out the old pattern; I AM.' Then sit in stillness until a fresh sense of self begins to emerge, as the new inner state takes root.
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