Inner Purity and the Water of Life
Numbers 5:27-28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Numbers 5 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Plainly, the verses describe a ritual where the outcome hinges on whether she is defiled or clean: defilement yields a curse, cleanliness yields freedom to conceive. Taken spiritually, it mirrors inner states and how our beliefs about ourselves determine what seems to arise in life.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider the scene not as an ancient rite but as a symbol of your own consciousness. The 'woman' is your state of awareness; the 'husband' is the inner alignment of your I AM with truth. When she is said to drink the water that causes the curse, the verses describe the moment your mind accepts the belief that you are defiled and separated from your divine source. The bitter drink is the personal conclusion that your thoughts define you; the swelling of the belly and the rot of the thigh are the bodily echoes of such concluded states. Yet this is not punishment laid upon you from outside; it is the reflex of a mind whose imaginative power has identified with limitation. To reverse it, you do not fight the body but revise the state of consciousness. Assume that you are clean now, that your inner house is in order, and that you conceive seed—new creation—through imagination. By refusing the belief in defilement and affirming your oneness with the I AM, you dissolve the 'curse' and awaken to your natural vitality.
Practice This Now
Practice: In a quiet moment, breathe, and say 'I am clean' until that feeling of rightness rests in your chest. Then, imagine your desired seed already conceived in that clean state, watching it unfold as your inner truth becomes outward form.
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