Inner Watchfulness and Your Vocation
Mark 13:34-36 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Mark 13 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage portrays the Son of Man as a traveler who leaves his house, assigns work to each servant, and commands the porter to watch, because the master may return at any moment.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your consciousness is the house; the Son of Man going on a journey represents the I AM leaving you to awaken your own faculties to do their appointed work. The servants are the senses and powers you assign: imagination, memory, will, perception - each given a task under the law of your inner state. The porter at the door is awareness itself; to watch is to refuse the dream of lack, because the master may return at any hour of your inner night or dawn. When you identify with a worn-out habit or fear, you are sleeping; when you assume the feeling of the watcher and claim a new state, you awaken. The master returns as a living now, not as a distant event, and your outer world rearranges to match your inward order. See every moment as an invitation to revise your state; by persistently dwelling in the desired condition, you shorten the space between intention and manifestation. Vigilance is not effort but alignment - you are already the I AM, simply choosing to be awake to it.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, breathe I AM, and declare, 'I am awake; my work is faithfully done in consciousness.' Then keep that state as you move through your day, feeling it real as your inner decision shapes your outward world.
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