Inner Battlement of Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of a house not built of brick but of consciousness. When the page of a new life is written, the roof is the surface of your mind where impressions may fall. The battlement you are to build is not a wall against others, but a discipline in awareness that prevents careless thoughts and impulses from spilling into your world. Blood upon the house signifies guilt, misfortune, or harm that arises when you allow a stray image or fear to spill into experience. By this command, you are reminded that your inner state governs outer conditions. In Neville’s truth, you are not a victim of circumstance but the I AM behind every sensation; you choose to imagine defensible limits and to revise any thought that would create injury. The act of constructing the battlement aligns your attention with higher order, converting duty into loving boundary. As you dwell in this present act, your new consciousness will not shed others pain, but instead yield a life where safety, justice, and neighborly care radiate from within.