Inner Holy Day Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Goddard lens, Nehemiah’s hour becomes your inner hour. Nehemiah, Ezra, and the Levites speak as the I AM awakening in you, announcing that the present moment is holy and already set apart for divine order. The crowd’s weeping at the law is not punishment but a reveal of attachment to old identities—mourning over what you once believed you had to be. When they hear the words of the law, you hear your own inner law speaking, calling you to align with a higher pattern. The instruction—‘mourn not, nor weep’—is a directive to stop feeding the old state and to revise it into faithful obedience. The holiness of the day is the realization that the mental weather can be governed by the law of your consciousness. By choosing to identify with the I AM, you reinterpret every emotional movement as a signal to be reordered, not resisted. In this light, the day is not external ritual but an inner climate of reverence, discipline, and faithful manifestation of divine order.