Inner Release of Deuteronomy 15:18

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the verse as a map of your inner landscape: a six-year cycle of effort and service is but a story your mind tells about itself. The 'servant' is a state of consciousness you have tended, a scene of duty you believed you owed to life. When you refuse to press the switch of release, you reinforce scarcity; when you choose the opposite, you awaken a double value—a service that fed you becomes a return to your divine I AM. The phrase 'it shall not seem hard unto thee' is not about the external act alone but about your inner acquiescence. The LORD thy God shall bless thee in all that thou doest translates to: as you stand in the awareness that you are already blessed, every action reflects that blessing. Release is therefore a revision of identity—from scarcity to abundance, from worker to co-creator with God. Your freedom is not earned from outside; it is recognized within your I AM, and blessing follows the alignment.