Watchful Gate of Speech

Psalms 141:3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Psalms 141 in context

Scripture Focus

3Set a watch, O LORD, before my mouth; keep the door of my lips.
Psalms 141:3

Biblical Context

This verse asks to set a watch over speech, guarding words and keeping the lips aligned with inner purity and truth.

Neville's Inner Vision

To guard the mouth is to guard the Assumption of your life. See the verse as a manual for the state you dwell in. The Lord in you is not a distant judge but the I AM, the awareness that speaks through your being. Set a watch before your mouth and you set a watch on your inner movements, for events in your life follow your inner speech. When the impulse to speak arises, pause and imagine the door of lips as a sacred threshold, guarded by the I AM. Make the decision that every word will reflect the state you intend to inhabit: clarity, compassion, truth. If a thought of anger or judgment arises, revise it instantly: 'I am the observer; I choose words that bless and build.' In practice, your speech becomes a mirror of your consciousness, and as you consistently align it with your desired state, your world follows suit. This is holiness not as a rule, but as a natural expression of your inner recognitions and quiet certainty.

Practice This Now

Practice: in the next hour, catch any impulsive word and revise it in your mind, saying 'I am the gatekeeper of my lips; I choose words that bless and build.' Feel the I AM guard your mouth as you breathe and speak.

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