Inner Intervention, Quiet Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

Two minds contend within you, fear and faith, anger and love. The scene is not about a courtroom; it is a choreography of consciousness. The wife is your imagination—the inner feminine principle that can intervene when you stand at the edge of collapse. When she draws near to deliver the husband, she does so by seizing the 'secrets'—the hidden assumptions and inner resources you have never used in the moment of pressure. The act is an internal shift: you switch from identifying with the struggle to funding the scene with the conclusion you desire. The 'hand' you extend is attention; the 'secrets' are the dormant presuppositions that can reframe possibility. By choosing an envisioned outcome as already real, you awaken the inner delivery that the external scene merely reflects. The husband represents your true I AM, the indivisible awareness, and the wife’s intervention preserves his sanctity by aligning with justice within your mind. When you live from that state, the conflict dissolves, and the inner economy of right action is restored.