Thunder, Fear, and Inner Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

When Samuel called upon the LORD, the thunder and rain emerge as a movement in consciousness, not a punishment from above. The fear that grips the people is a signal of old identifications clinging to outward appearance. In Neville's terms, the scene tests your senses to reveal what you truly ARE—the I AM aware of all events. The storm is an inner weather pattern showing you how your thoughts, beliefs, and identifications sway your experience. By invoking the I AM within, you do not beg for change but align with the state that already exists as reality in consciousness. As you dwell in that awareness, imagine the same power at work in you—quiet certainty, reverence, and a trust that what you petition is already established in you. The fear that once ruled becomes a reverence that supports your creation, and your life follows the witness of your own awakened state.