Daniel 8:15 Inner Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

Daniel’s scene is your inner theatre. The vision appears because you have authorized a state of awareness to be seen. The ‘appearance of a man’ is not a man in the room; it is your I AM stepping into form as a reliable inner presence. When he seeks the meaning, he is not hunting an external fact but calibrating his own consciousness. In Neville’s terms, the vision is a dream of your own making, and the meaning is what you have already assumed about yourself. The crucible is the practice of revision: you reframe the scene by assuming a new state, and the observed world follows. The presence before you reveals your current reliability of awareness; the more you dwell in the feeling of the answer, the more the inner man becomes your outer experience. So, the lesson is simple: reside in the consciousness that is aware, and interpretation becomes the living reality you witness.