Inner Cleanliness and Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

Leviticus speaks in the language of ritual: touch makes one unclean until evening; intercourse extends that state for seven days. In the Neville Goddard vantage, these words reveal not a distant law but a confession about our inner states. 'Uncleanness' is a psyche-label for momentary drift away from the I AM, the ever-present awareness you are. The bed and objects symbolize habitual terrains where you have given attention to fear, limitation, or separation. When you touch them—when you touch a thought or a memory—I am present to let the inner consequence show itself as a shift in your sense of self. The seven days become the cycles of inner renewal you consent to before you 'lie' with another belief or desire; the evening completes the shift, signaling that a new inner pattern is ready to be re-founded. The law is not about punishment but about waking you to your own state. Return always to the Presence; imagine that you are already clean because you are always attended by the I AM within.