Morning Word Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In the stillness of dawn, the morning word is the living assurance of your I AM, the awareness that sees beyond the doubt of the restless mind. The 'house of Israel' represents the state of consciousness that resists a fresh vision, and the question 'What doest thou?' is your inner critic asking you to justify your creative act. When the word arrives, it signals a shift of state—not an external event but a change in how you inhabit yourself. The speaker is the I within you, and the task before you is your vocation in imagination: to claim the vision, align your thoughts with it, and stand in the reality you desire rather than the doubts you hear. The call to obedience is the call to remain true to the imagined outcome, revising every hesitation by assuming the thing is already accomplished. Dwell with that word until it becomes your habitual sense of self, until the morning message moves from rumor to fact in your life. Treat the inner word as law, and let the certainty you feel complete the work.