I Am the Lord Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that the words are not tethered to a distant history but to your own inner landscape. When Moses proclaims 'I am the LORD thy God,' he is naming the state of consciousness you awaken to, the I AM that liberates you from your own bondage—fear, lack, the old self that begs for safety outside your own awareness. The command 'Thou shalt have none other gods before me' becomes a discipline of allegiance to the one powerful consciousness that animates every experience. Idols are not wood or stone; they are pressures of worry, doubt, or habit that pretend to govern your life. True worship is the steady refusal to yield to any counterfeit sense of reality, and a loyal reaffirmation that your being is grounded in the I AM. As you insist on this inner sovereignty, you move from bondage to freedom, from lack to abundance, from reaction to creative living.