Hearing Inner Leaders
Micah 3:1 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Micah 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Micah calls the heads of Jacob and the princes of Israel to listen and recognize judgment; the verse highlights leadership responsibility and accountability. It points to the inner authority each person holds to discern truth.
Neville's Inner Vision
Micah 3:1 whispers to the inner governor you carry within: hear the call to discernment, for judgment is not a doom to be feared but a condition you, as the I AM, freely assent to or revise. The heads and princes symbolize your dominant states of consciousness, the prideful opinions and outwardly polished beliefs you mistake for reality. To know judgment is to illuminate the inner courtroom where beliefs are weighed and rearranged by the consistency of your imagination. When you observe that your outer circumstances respond to your inner posture, you awaken to the truth that true leaders are not rulers over others but governors of your own consciousness. The question in effect is do you acknowledge your power to judge thoughts, images, and feelings? Use this moment to align your inner sense of justice with compassion, clarity, and truth. Do not chase external control; move within and claim the sovereign right to revise, imagine, and feel real the state you desire.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, close your eyes, and assume the state of the I AM who knows judgment; picture a council within you and declare that you are the judge of your thoughts and revise what no longer serves you.
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