Inner Bindings, Liberation Realized
Judges 15:13 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Judges 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Men tell Samson they will not kill him, then bind him with two new cords and haul him up from the rock.
Neville's Inner Vision
Samson’s binding is read as a drama of inner states. The two new cords are fresh mental conditions that claim power over you, while the rock is your current sense of self. The 'they' who bind are the voices of fear and habit; your I AM—the still, awake awareness—observes, not participates. Real liberation comes when you refuse to identify with the scene and revise it from consciousness. Say to yourself: I am free now; I am the one who binds and unbinds through the I AM. The exile and return you feel are the shifts of mind from limitation to true Self-awareness, from dependence on others to the inner covenant with life. The outer spectacle becomes a mirror of inner possibility: the moment you align with the I AM, the cords lose their hold and you rise from the rock into a new state of power.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and revise the scene: declare, I am free now; feel the cords loosen and you rise from the rock as unbound.
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