Breath Returns Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In a Neville-style reading, the boy's illness is not a distant event but a symbol of a moment when your inner vitality seems to fail. The phrase 'after these things' marks not a sequence in the world but a turning point in consciousness—the breath leaving the body echoes a belief that life is not now present. In truth, the I AM—the living presence you are—never departs; it remains the vibratory field that animates every cell. To recover the breath, you must revise the state you are occupying. Imagine that life floods the inner chamber, that vitality returns to the 'house' from which your identity arises. Hold the feeling of life as an unassailable fact, and see the body respond in kind as the outer scene must mirror the inner conviction. The healing comes through the quiet act of choosing a new assumption, not through pleading, for the inner breath is your real cause and the outward breath follows.