Inner Air Of Ephesians 2:2

Neville's Inner Vision

Your present state of consciousness has believed itself under the influence of the 'prince' and the 'air', but these are only the habitual weather of your own thinking. The verse names an older atmosphere, a mind-set that moves you along the world's course, driven by disobedient impulses. Yet you are not a puppet to the outward world; you are the I AM, the solid sense of awareness that can imagine another life into being. When you cease identifying with the disobedient story and instead assume the presence of your higher self—free, faithful, and gently obedient to the inner law—you dissolve the power of the old air. The 'spirit that now worketh' is simply a momentum of old thinking; you can reverse it by a simple act of imagination: affirm that you are already where you want to be, and feel the reality of that state in your chest, your breath, your whole being. In that moment, the dust of past influence settles, and you walk anew in alignment with the divine idea that you have chosen.