Restoration Through Time and Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

To the awakened state, Exodus 21:19 reveals not punishment but a map of consciousness. When you strike at a fear, a belief, or a part of yourself, you imprison a segment in illusion of separation. Yet if you rise now in imagination and walk forth in wholeness, the one who harmed dissolves into a memory of reaction, and you cease to owe it anything external. You pay only with the energy you choose to invest in your present state; the lost time is reclaimed by the renewed attention you give to I AM, to awareness that you are complete. The injury loses its grip as you acknowledge the self as healed, and forgiveness becomes a revision of memory rather than a concession to the past. The inner law here is mercy through inner justice: your world reflects your consciousness, so heal the consciousness, and the world heals with it. When you feel the healing as real—when the wounded man walks—you have asserted wholeness. The act of imagining restored movement is the actual restoration.