The Inner Curse and Blessing
Numbers 22:5-6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Numbers 22 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Balak sends messengers to Balaam to curse Israel, hoping to overpower them because they are strong. The verse makes clear the motive: who Balaam blesses is blessed, and who he curses is cursed.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your Balak is the fear that arises when a new power within you is awakening. The request to curse is the ego asking for a guarantee that what you fear can be controlled by words. The people from Egypt are the liberated state of your consciousness, now confronted by the old mind’s anxiety about power and survival. Balaam, the speaker who can bless or curse, becomes not a person but a set of inner beliefs you consult before acting. The truth revealed by Neville: the one you bless is blessed because blessing is a state of awareness you sustain; the one you curse is cursed because fear fuels it. When you align with blessing—feeling the desired outcome as already real—the external world rearranges itself to match that assumption. The passage is teaching that external events mirror your inner posture; you are not at the mercy of others with words, but the I AM within you chooses what to declare as true. If you persist in blessing, your life shifts toward wholeness; if you cling to curses, you entangle yourself in limitation. Your power lies in the revision and the feeling of the wish fulfilled.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes, declare I am blessed; my life unfolds from my conscious state, and feel that truth. Then rest in that feeling and observe your day aligning with the blessing.
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