Inner Sanctum Awakening
Leviticus 19:26-31 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Leviticus 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Leviticus 19:26-31 sets boundaries that protect life, holiness, and the sanctity of your inner land: avoid blood, occult practices, bodily markings, and familiar spirits. It also honors Sabbath and sanctuary, inviting an inner reverence that governs outward conduct.
Neville's Inner Vision
These commands are not distant rites but maps of your inner weather. The prohibition against eating blood points to your life-energy: do not feed on fear, guilt, or any borrowed power by chasing outer charms or times. The injunctions about hair and marks symbolize the trimming of worn identities and the reminder that your true complexion is the I AM you inhabit, not the exterior sign. Do not cut or scar yourself for the dead, for you are living now in the light of awareness; let the past remain where it belongs—in the memory, not the body of your present. The command not to prostitute thy daughter guards the inner household from projections and compromises that would defile your land—your perception—through other people's demands. Keep Sabbaths and reverence for the sanctuary within: the inner stillness where God, your I AM, speaks and acts. Regard not familiar spirits or wizards, for I am the LORD your God within you; rely on this inner sovereignty rather than any external rite. The outer law is but the demonstration of a state of consciousness waiting to be lived.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: In a moment of quiet, assume the state 'I am the LORD my God within' and feel the life-force coursing as you rest in your inner sanctuary; hold that feeling for a few breaths. Then revise one urge to seek influence from outside by silently declaring, 'I need no external enchantment; I am the power here,' and feel it real.
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