Lifting the Burden Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To read Deuteronomy 22:4 through the Neville Goddard lens is to see the road and the burden as mirrors of your inner state. When you witness your brother's animal fallen and you turn away, you are acknowledging a belief of separation in your I AM: that help is scarce, that you are not the one who lifts. But when you step in to lift, you are not merely performing a kind act; you are revising your inner atmosphere, uplifting a vibration that had claimed weakness. Mercy then becomes a practical technique for changing reality: you imagine the I AM as the lifter of the load, and you feel that you are the one who does the lifting. Your action translates inner wholeness into outer assistance, confirming that there is always energy available to restore balance. The 'other' is the mirror of your own state; through service you awaken to the truth that you and the world are one consciousness, and your act becomes the felt realization of that unity.