Wild Colt of Vanity Within
Job 11:12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 11 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The line exposes vanity posing as wisdom, noting that the natural man is like an unbridled wild ass colt. It invites us to examine our inner state and humbly seek true discernment.
Neville's Inner Vision
I am not speaking of a distant fact but of a state of conscious being. In Job 11:12, vanity would have us think ourselves wise while our mind runs wild, like a wild colt whose reins are yet unchosen. The truth is that God, the I AM, is the governing awareness behind all appearances; the mind can imagine itself into a new state of discernment by assuming it already possesses wisdom under divine direction. When you catch yourself admiring a self-deceptive cleverness, acknowledge that you are aware of the belief, then revise it: I am the calm, wise governor of my thoughts; I ride the inner horse, not the other way around. Feed the impulse with a new image—one of steady, loving discernment guided by the I AM. Persist in feeling the revised state as real, and the wild colt becomes a controlled, purposeful creature moving toward truth.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling: 'I am the wise I AM governing perception now.' Sit quietly, revise your self-concept to reflect inner calm and discernment, and feel it real.
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