Inner Ground of Belief
Mark 4:3-9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Mark 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The parable shows a sower scattering seeds; seeds land on different soils—path, rocky ground, thorns, or good soil—only the good soil bears fruit; state of mind determines outcomes.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your inner consciousness is the soil; the Sower is the I AM within you; the seed is any truth or desire you entertain. When you listen with a hardened mind—the way side—you let doubts be eaten by fowls of fear and your seed remains unread. When seeds sprout on rocky ground you witness quick growth, yet without depth the plant cannot anchor; your beliefs rise with color but lack root because you have not yet affirmed them as present. Among thorns—cares, noise, and competing desires—growth is strangled, and the seed yields no fruit. But when your ground is cultivated as good soil, truth takes root and blossoms into fruit—thirty, sixty, or a hundredfold—proportions reflecting your fidelity to the inner practice. The whisper, 'He that hath ears to hear, let him hear,' invites you to examine your own states of consciousness. The Kingdom is within, and you sow and reap with every thought. By choosing a seed and tending your mind, you awaken to the harvest already prepared by your I AM.
Practice This Now
Choose a single outcome you desire, revise the opposite belief, and feel the truth as present in your body. Sit with that feeling a moment, letting your mind water it until your inner soil becomes fertile.
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