Inner Embrace of the I Am

Song of Solomon 8:3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Song of Solomon 8 in context

Scripture Focus

3His left hand should be under my head, and his right hand should embrace me.
Song of Solomon 8:3

Biblical Context

The verse presents a scene of protection and intimate welcome, signaling a move from fear to felt safety. It points to an inner posture of rest and belonging in divine love.

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture this line as a doorway into consciousness, not a literal kiss of hands. The left hand under the head is the steady support of awareness supporting your thinking, your dreams, your plans; the right arm embracing you is the active, all-encompassing love of the I AM wrapping you in the present moment. In Neville terms, you do not seek protection from God; you shift into the state of being protected by God—by consciousness personified as the I AM. When you dwell in that state, fear dissolves, and your sense of separation softens into belonging. The verse invites you to revise your feeling: rest in the awareness that you are held, and let your imagination bring that reality into your outward experience. Practice feels-real: assume the posture in imagination, say, 'I am held by the I AM,' and breathe into it until the sensation of embrace relaxes every fiber of your being.

Practice This Now

Imaginatively rest in the I AM: feel the left hand supporting your head and the right arm wrapping you in love. Repeat 'I am held by the I AM' for 2–3 minutes until the feeling is real.

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