Inner Drought, Inner Cry
Joel 1:20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Joel 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The land laments as rivers dry up and fires scorch the wilderness; even the beasts cry out in distress.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Joel's drought, the beasts that cry to you are the instinctive parts of your I AM calling you to awareness. The dried rivers are the blocked streams of your feeling and imagination; the devouring fire is the misbelief that what you fear can erase your true nature. You are the I AM that notices: the inner weather shifts with your state of consciousness. When you refuse to identify with lack, you awaken the living waters within. The cry of the field is a call to re-enter your inner kingdom, where imagination can restore the streams, refresh the pastures, and quell the fire of limitation. See drought as a signal to revise your assumption about scarcity, not a verdict on reality. Persist in the feeling that the inner waters run and the land is renewed, and the outer drought bows to your inner spring. The world you witness is a faithful echo of your inner state, and you hold the power to alter it by your I AM.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, rest your hand on your heart, and imagine a rain of living water flowing through you, reviving rivers within. Repeat softly: I AM the source of all abundance; my inner waters restore the land.
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