Liberated Liberty, Gentle Love

Neville's Inner Vision

In this line, the verse speaks not of external rules but of your inner freedom. The liberty is a state of consciousness you are choosing in the I AM. The weak are not others’ moral failings but a mental realm of hesitation and fear within you or within your audience. When you insist on liberty without regard for that realm, you radiate separation and it becomes a stumbling block you cannot see. Yet you can revise this instantly: imagine the whole scene as a dream you are waking from, and you, not the world, are the dreamer. By aligning your awareness to love and to the good of all, you dissolve the block. Your freedom then is not licentiousness but a disciplined blessing that serves neighbor and self. The answer is to assume in your heart that everyone is already complete in God, or to suppose your action elevates others. The I AM in you is always present, unshaken, and it writes harmony into every encounter through your settled feeling of inclusive grace.