Inner Consequences Unveiled

Neville's Inner Vision

The remnant is the inner kingdom of you—your divine inheritance—while the enemies are the restless thoughts and fears that pull you outward. When you repeatedly choose the image of lack, or the memory of bondage, you align with a state that is 'not I AM,' and you forsake that inward remnant, letting it become prey to outer circumstances. The text speaks in the language of judgment, but in the Neville sense it reveals a law of consciousness: what you persist in imagining about yourself as separate from God, you invite into your experience as if it were real. Since the days of bondage in Egypt until now, you have, in moments, entertained the belief that you are other than the I AM, and so you experience resistance as if enemies ruled you. Yet the remedy is simple: awaken to the awareness that you are the I AM, and assume the state of the remnant intact, unafraid, and untouched by external scenes. When you return to that inner fact, the 'enemy' condition dissolves, and your inheritance is restored.