The Burdenless Inner Return

Neville's Inner Vision

On the inner page, the speaker is not a man of coins, but a state of consciousness. The phrase not burdensome is a confession that you no longer carry others as debt, but move through life from the I AM who gives freely. When I hear 'I seek not yours, but you', I recognize that true relation is an act of inner alignment, where attention and affection flow from the God within, not from external duty. The third time I am ready to come signals the third act of faith, the moment I revise a habit of lack by returning to the one presence that sustains all: awareness itself. The line 'children ought not to lay up for the parents' becomes an inner law: the elder state must nourish the younger ideas and images with attention, trust, and imagination, while receiving back the life it breathes into them. Thus burden disappears as belief; you are not asked to pay with fatigue but to awaken to your abundance. Your 'I' is the I AM, the living same; by that, you and all your inner family are fed.