Common Evil, Inner Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Seen through the I AM, 'evil' is not a fixed external fact but a mis-tuning of consciousness. The line 'There is an evil which I have seen under the sun, and it is common among men' points to a universal dream that trouble is external and permanent. But the inner reality remains: you are the awareness that notices and creates. The 'sun' is the light of consciousness; when you identify with lack, fear, or separation you feed the dream, and it seems common to all. The remedy is to recognize you are the creator of your inner weather. By assumption you revise: allow the sense 'There is no final evil' to be true now. Feel the already-real state of peace; let the imagination pierce the scene until the vibe shifts. As you persist in this revised state, outward appearances harmonize to reflect the inner truth. The universality of the problem becomes a cue to deepen your awareness of the I AM, not a verdict about others. The shift from external evil to inner awareness dissolves the sense of danger.