Immediate Burial of the Curse

Neville's Inner Vision

To the awakened I AM, the hanging body stands not as a corpse but as a stubborn state of consciousness you have left unaddressed—fear, guilt, or a sense of condemnation. If you dwell on it, you poison your inner land; you make your consciousness ride with a curse that defiles your inheritance of peace. The command to bury it that day is a call to finish the story you have been telling about yourself. When you treat the appearance as real, you identify with it and forget the truth of I AM within you; when you bury it—declare it finished in imagination—you revoke the belief that you are separated from God. Your land or inner kingdom then becomes undefiled again, available as a dwelling place for creative living. The death of the negative state is a new beginning; the end is established by your present awareness. This is the practical harmony of scripture: act inwardly, and your outward world follows your assumed end.