Wormwood and Inner Light
Revelation 8:10-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Revelation 8 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
A great star falls and makes a third of the rivers and waters bitter; the sun, moon, and stars are darkened for a third. This illustrates how events are movements within consciousness and not merely external judgments.
Neville's Inner Vision
Seeing Revelation 8:10-12 through Neville’s lens, I recognize the star Wormwood as a belief arising in consciousness. A star from heaven is a thought that enters the streams of life—my rivers and fountains of waters—and turns them bitter. The third part signifies that only a portion of my experience is affected, leaving the rest untouched by the story I am telling myself. The darkening of a third of the sun, moon, and stars represents the dimming of certain faculties within awareness—memory, judgment, or joy—while the rest of my night and day continue in some light. These appearances are not external judgments but movements of inner state. If I accept them as real, they begin to define me; if I revise them, I am free. To apply Neville’s practice, I do not resist the storm but rewrite the premise. I assume the end: I AM whole, light returns to every stream, bitterness dissolves. I feel it real: the waters become sweet again, the sun and stars brighten in my inner sky.
Practice This Now
Impose a simple assumption now: 'The streams of my life are clear and sweet; I AM Light within me.' Feel it as real in your gut, letting the bitterness drain away.
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