The Way

Precious stones have long been considered symbols of wealth, beauty, and power. Yet, in the Bible, these gems hold deeper significance, particularly when we interpret them through the lens of Neville Goddard’s teachings. For Goddard, the Bible is not merely a historical account but a profound guide to understanding the power of imagination and how it shapes our reality. Precious Stones as Symbols of Imagination In Neville Goddard’s interpretation, the precious stones mentioned throughout the Bible can be seen as symbols of different aspects of the creative imagination . Each gemstone represents a particular quality or power inherent within us, waiting to be awakened and directed towards the manifestation of our desires. Sardius (or carnelian) represents confidence and clarity , the foundation of a strong imagination. Topaz stands for vision , the ability to see beyond the physical world and perceive the spiritual realm. Diamond , with its unmatched clarity and strength, sy...

Ezekiel 28 is often read as a historical judgment against the prince and king of Tyre, but when interpreted through the Law of Assumption, it becomes a powerful psychological teaching about misaligned self-concept and the misuse of imagination. This chapter outlines the fall of a figure who represents the person misusing their creative power—assuming from pride, separation, and ego rather than from unity with the "I AM." The Fearful Literal Reading Reading the Bible literally can often feel overwhelming—even frightening—as many passages appear to condemn or accuse the reader. The language is intense, and the narratives often centre around judgment, punishment, or destruction. But when understood symbolically and psychologically, the Bible transforms into a deeply personal guide. Passages that once seemed threatening begin to reveal the inner dynamics of our own consciousness. They show us the moments we drift from our creative power and forget who we truly are. Far from inci...