Inner Exemptions of Leadership

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your inner life the outward battle mirrors inner states. The new house is a creation you began but have not consecrated; until you dedicate it in imagination and align it with the I AM, you move with unsteady resolve. The planted vineyard not yet eaten speaks of blessings awaiting interior acknowledgment; do not rush to consume them as if you alone could claim their fruit, for true power is the wise stewardship of your state. The betrothed wife not yet taken symbolizes an ideal not yet yoked to your being; until it is pledged to the I AM, it may be stolen by distractions elsewhere. The fearful and fainthearted signify mental habits—fear arises from identifying with lack rather than with presence. When the officers have spoken, the inner captains—discernment, courage, and imaginative faculty—are empowered to lead your life from a centered awareness. The outer act then becomes the outward demonstration of an inner decision already completed in the I AM, not a flight from fear but a realization of certainty.