Inner Waters of Fidelity
Proverbs 5:15-20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Proverbs 5:15-20 urges faithful, exclusive delight in the one you love, treating marriage as your own blessed fountain and resisting the lure of strangers.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your water imagery is the drama of your consciousness. The cistern and well are the finite states of awareness you inhabit now. To drink waters out of thine own cistern is to live from the conviction that your life is formed by your inner choices, not by external appearances. The 'fountains dispersed abroad' are thoughts or cravings pulled toward sensations or images that do not belong to the I AM you are. When you dwell in the sense of exclusive unity with your wife—seeing her as the loving hind and pleasant roe—you align your energy with fidelity and your life becomes that joy. The 'ravishment' is not sex alone but the continual refreshment of your attention by the beloved presence you carry in awareness. If you find yourself 'ravished' by a stranger, it reveals a distracted state of consciousness; return to your own well, bless your fountain, and celebrate the covenant within your heart. The inner law is simple: imagine and feel what you desire as already present, and the outer scene follows the inner state.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit quietly and imagine you are drinking only from your own cistern—feeling exclusive, blessed union with your wife; hold that feeling until it seems real in your body.
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