Alone With the Vision Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To Daniel in the passage is not merely a man, but your own I AM awakening to a vision your outer company cannot see. The vision arises in your inner space when you quiet the crowd of thoughts that cry that all is uncertain. The others who flee are not others but the reflexes of fear imprinting your field; their panic proves nothing about the truth of the vision, only about your attention. In Neville's terms, God is the I AM that knows and imagines; the vision is a movement of consciousness that you confirm by allowing it to be felt as present. When you insist that you alone see the vision, you are not isolated but choosing a higher state; you are aligning with the truth that your inner state creates your experiences. The moment you assume the vision and stay with it, the trembling dissolves, and the vision becomes your reality to be lived now.