Seeds of the Inner Kingdom
Mark 4:30-32 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Mark 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The kingdom is likened to a mustard seed. From that small start, it grows into something greater, offering shelter.
Neville's Inner Vision
Picture the mustard seed as a state of consciousness you have planted in the soil of imagination. The earth is your inner attention; the sun is your feeling of I AM, your awareness that refuses doubt. When you ask, Where shall I liken the kingdom? you are being guided to observe that the kingdom is not a distant place but a quality growing within. The tiny seed is the belief you entertain about life, health, opportunity; when sown by steady attention and feeling, it roots beneath daily events. It does not burst forth by force but by patient alchemy: revision of every thought that contradicts your chosen image, daily affirmations that I AM the embodiment of that image, and the feeling of it real right now. As the seed breaks ground, your outer world—people, circumstances, chances—comes to shelter under the shade of its branches. Do not look for evidence in the literal, but feel the life of the kingdom as your own inward reality, and the outer signs will follow.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit with eyes closed, place a tiny mustard seed in your chest and declare, I AM the Kingdom of God within me. Revise a present limitation into a seed of growth and, for one minute, feel the life lifting from that seed into your body.
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