Inner Courage Against Mockery

Neville's Inner Vision

From a Neville Goddard vantage, the events are not distant history but your inner state becoming seen. When the mockery arises—voices that say you cannot, that it cannot be done—recognize them as projections of fear within. The God of heaven, understood as the I AM, is your constant presence; saying He will prosper us means your awareness plants the prosperous form in imagination. The phrase we his servants will arise and build is your own decision to take responsibility within your mind and begin the inner construction: choose the end you desire and feel the intention as already accomplished. They have no portion, nor right, nor memorial in Jerusalem translates as: the external chorus cannot define your inner city. Your Jerusalem is a state of consciousness you inhabit; prosperity is a condition you cultivate by habit of mind; the illusion of limitation yields to steady assumption. Persist, and the inner conviction reshapes the outer scene. In short, the inner God answers the inner doubt with assurance, and action follows from a consciousness that already possesses the outcome.