Weight of Wrath Within
Proverbs 27:3-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Proverbs 27 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Wrath and envy are presented as inner weights that burden the mind, heavier than stone or sand. Envy is the hardest to endure.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your verse speaks of weight, but not of stone or sand alone; it speaks to the weight you carry in your own mind when you mistake anger for power and envy for proof. In the inner economy, every angry impulse or envious comparison is a movement of consciousness, a state of I am identification that grows heavier the longer you cling to it. See that wrath, though it feels fierce, is only an illusion born from a mind that forgets its oneness with the I AM. The stone and the sand are the world’s measured burdens; but the fool who gives his heart to wrath becomes a heavier load than matter because he abandons the awareness that creates reality. When you awaken to the I AM as the one who experiences, anger and envy lose their grip, for you stop feeding them with attention and belief. In that inner shift, the external world’s weight lightens, and you stand as the quiet observer who does not tremble before the storm.
Practice This Now
When wrath or envy rises, pause, assume I AM consciousness as the observer, revise the scene to a steady you, then breathe and feel that calm real.
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