Open Doors of Consciousness
Job 31:31-32 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 31 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job declares he will not withhold hospitality, keeping his doors open to the traveler so the stranger need not sleep in the street.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider the 'tabernacle' of Job as your own state of consciousness. The 'men of my tabernacle' are the inner voices that whisper scarcity; the 'traveler' is any form that appears to remind you of others’ needs. When Job says he opened his doors, hear this as a claim that your I Am refuses to let any appearance stay outside your warmth. Hospitality here is not charity to a stranger apart from you; it is the inner posture that abundance is real and present. By welcoming the traveler, you affirm that there is enough for all because you are inseparably one with the supply of consciousness. The act dissolves the sense of lack and dissolves the belief that kindness must wait for external conditions. Your generosity, then, is an expression of the I Am—the awareness that creates reality. In this inner economy, mercy becomes the steady glow of awareness, and the neighbor’s need becomes your invitation to larger life.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Assume you already welcomed the traveler in your inner space; feel the warmth of abundance filling you; revise any lack-based thought until it feels real.
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