Inner Discipline for Life
Mark 9:43-48 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Mark 9 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
These verses invite radical inner pruning: release anything within your consciousness that offends your wholeness, for life and the kingdom come through a purified state of awareness. The image of cutting away is a symbolic act, not brutality, signaling a decision to relinquish habits and tastes that keep your mind bound to fear, hurt, or tendency.
Neville's Inner Vision
The passage speaks to the inner man. Hand, foot, and eye are not literal limbs but faculties and patterns of desire; cutting them off is a decision to withdraw allegiance from the old impulses. Life enters as a state of consciousness you govern by imagination. The 'fire that cannot be quenched' and the 'worm that dieth not' reveal the stubborn habits of the old dream. Yet the Kingdom of God is within, accessible when you align awareness with your true I AM. As you assume the life that would not tolerate the old offenses—feel it real now—you redeem your perception and transform your circumstances. Judgment becomes awareness of choice, accountability a grace of self-governance, and salvation a reaffirmation of the one life you inhabit: your I AM.
Practice This Now
Practice: Sit quietly and imagine the I AM cutting away the habit that offends your life. State, 'I AM free; I enter life now,' and feel the new vibrational reality of a purified consciousness.
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