Inner City Confusion

Neville's Inner Vision

That 'whole city' is the total state of your consciousness when you forget the I AM. The 'confusion' is not an external event but a flare of thoughts and fears that seize your inner witnesses—Gaius and Aristarchus—the faculties accompanying your mission. In Neville’s sense, the crowd rushing into the theatre reveals how many thoughts and feelings can move together under misaligned belief. You do not fight the crowd; you revise the premise: you are the I AM, and awareness alone creates the scenes you inhabit. The companions are never truly captured; they are alive in your present feeling and await your command. When you assume the state of the I AM, agitation dissolves; the theatre becomes a stage for deliberate manifestation rather than a prison. The mind, aligned with the One Power within, can move the entire scene from confusion to conviction, from fear to purposeful witness of your mission. This is not demand but recognition: your inner authority writes the script, and the outer world merely displays what you have assumed.