Inner Clarity Amid Grief

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's teaching, tidings are movements of consciousness, not fixed facts. When David believes all his sons are dead, he experiences a collapse of inner order—grief arising from a faulty assumption. The correction, that Amnon alone is dead, is not about Amnon himself but about the inner belief that life can be extinguished or canceled. The king's sorrow becomes a symbol of a mind clinging to appearances rather than the I AM that underpins all true life. The inner kingdom endures regardless of outward events; the true power lies in the choice of state. By recognizing that the scene is a projection of consciousness, you can revise it: affirm that the entire kingdom of your being remains intact, and that no event can defeat your essential life. In this light, drama yields to realization, loss to divine order, and fear to calm assurance that you are the I AM, forever unshaken.