Inner Guard of the I AM
Song of Solomon 3:7-8 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Solomon's bed is surrounded by sixty valiant men with swords, guarding through the night. The image signals an inner state of royal protection and disciplined readiness in the mind.
Neville's Inner Vision
The scene is not a historical fortress but your inner sovereignty. The bed denotes the center of your consciousness—the I AM at the throne of awareness. The sixty guards and their swords are faculties of mind—discernment, courage, faith, and steady imagination—trained in the art of inner warfare. Their vigilance shows that fear in the night is a signal to affirm authority rather than submit to it. When you identify this guard as your own awareness, darkness becomes a call to exercise dominion, not to cower. In this inner kingdom, protection arises from alignment with I AM, not from external power. By imagining and feeling from this stance, you banish fear and invite a natural quiet that accompanies true kingship. The guards symbolize your capacity to maintain sovereignty over dreams and daily life by refusing to yield to fear, ensuring the night is watched by your awakened consciousness.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes, declare I AM sovereign of this night, and visualize sixty valiant guards formed from your faculties around your bed. Feel their fearless presence as your awareness, and revise fear by accepting you are protected by I AM now.
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