Inner Vine of Awareness
Psalms 80:8-13 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 80 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The vine in Psalms 80:8-13 symbolizes Israel's rise under divine care and deepening roots. It grows outward, yet faces destruction when boundaries fail and danger emerges.
Neville's Inner Vision
To the awakened reader, the vine is your own consciousness, planted by the I AM out of the old bondage of limitation. Egypt represents thoughts long entertained as real, but God’s act of bringing you forth is the assurance that you are now rooted in divine presence. The prepared room and the deep roots express the sustained conditions of awareness a space in which your life can take hold and flourish. The shade on the hills stands for the grace that covers your steps when you remember that you are the I AM, not a separate self. The boughs stretching to sea and river symbolize your imagination extending into every direction—action, love, perception, and prosperity—flowing from the one source. When the hedges are broken and passersby pluck fruit, notice that this is a moment of forgetfulness, a temporary lapse into separation, not a verdict on your nature. The boar and wild beasts are the fears and distractions that arise when you doubt. Return to the soil of divine awareness, renew your root, and let your life grow in grace.
Practice This Now
Assume you are the vine rooted in I AM. Revise any sense of separation by feeling the soil of God beneath you and the grace shading your branches until your life bears fruit in consciousness.
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