Inner Purity of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville Goddard's reading, the law's 'running issue' is not merely a physical defect but a symbol of an unsettled state of consciousness. The 'uncleanness' represents a sense of separation from the I AM—the indivisible awareness that you are God in operation. Whether the flesh 'runs with' the issue or is temporarily stopped mirrors the fluctuations of attention and belief within the mind. The remedy is not ritual cleansing but a deliberate shift in consciousness: assume the state of the I AM here and now, and revise the scene by declaring, 'I AM that I AM.' As this inner assumption takes hold, the outer condition may persist as sensation, yet it no longer governs experience. The apparent impurity dissolves as you rest in your true identity, restoring oneness with divine presence. Thus, the law points not to punishment but to a universal pattern: your inner alignment creates your outer life, even when appearances suggest otherwise.