Inner Rain and Idolatry

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the text speaks not of distant gods but of your own consciousness, of turning away from the I AM to worship lack, fear, or the belief in separation. When your heart tricks you into believing there are powers apart from the One Life, you close the heavens within your mind; inspiration ceases, rain stops, and your inner land yields nothing. But this is not punishment from an external deity; it is the effect of your assumed separations. The moment you recognize that 'other gods' are merely thoughts you enthrone, you can revoke them by a single act of attention: you affirm that the I AM is your only ruler, the source of all rain, the only governor of abundance. In that light, the drought dissolves; the heaven opens, the land yields, and you remain on the good land by remaining faithful to the One Presence within. Do not seek rain outside; see it as the feeling of I AM realized in form, the inner outpouring that manifests as circumstances in your world.