Inner Feast Of Awareness
Numbers 29:12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Numbers 29 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
On the fifteenth day of the seventh month, a holy convocation is proclaimed, a day of rest from ordinary work and a seven-day feast unto the LORD.
Neville's Inner Vision
Numbers 29:12 invites you to an inner convocation, a holy gathering of awareness in the silence of your own I AM. The holy day indicates a moment when consciousness stops its laboring in fear and effort and rests in its own presence. The prohibition on servile work points to the release of habitual doubt, the mind’s servitude to lack. The seven-day feast becomes a sustained celebration in inner being, a daily embracing of the LORD as I AM within you. When you assume this, you imagine the I AM as the one who governs your life, feeling it real that the outer world is the outward sign of your inward state. Each day deepens the sense that you have chosen a higher tempo of life, a rhythm of obedience and faithfulness that does not agenda the world but translates it from within. Thus the letter yields to the spirit: your surroundings adjust to your inward conviction, and experience blooms from that decisive act of inner alignment.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: For seven days, each morning sit in quiet and declare, 'I AM here; I enter the holy convocation of my mind.' Then rest in the feeling that the I AM is the doer, feel it real for a minute or two.
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