Inner Lamb Restoration

Neville's Inner Vision

David's outward scene is a mirror for your inner state of judgment. The 'man' represents a stubborn habit of thought that robs life, while the 'lamb' is the innocence within you affected by such judgment. The decree of death is not a literal sentence, but the mind's impulse to erase error by force rather than to transform it. Behind this scene stands the I AM, the LORD within, not a judge but a radiant awareness that reveals truth. The 'fourfold restoration' signals inner balance returning to consciousness as you replace condemnation with compassion and understanding. To work this text Neville's way, reframe: I am the one who acted; I forgive that act and revise the scene so mercy—rather than punishment—restores the life of the lamb in my awareness. When you do, the sense of separation dissolves, and life is restored fourfold in your consciousness because you now behold everything with love and the awareness of your true I AM nature.