The Daubed Wall Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Seeing the wall as your outer life, the daubing with untempered mortar is a habit of thinking that conditions are real only when they show up in form. The wall falls not as punishment but as a perfect correction: your inner beliefs have not been tempered by truth. The overflowing shower, hailstones, and stormy wind are the inner movements of consciousness revealing the quality of your assumptions. If you cling to outward appearances you will experience collapse; if you revise, you discover that you are the I AM, awareness that creates. Assume a new state, feel it real now, and dwell there until your thoughts and feelings align with that truth. As you persist, the outer scene rearranges to match your inner certainty. The wall remains intact only as your inner reality affirms that truth governs. The outer disturbance becomes a signal of awakening, not a verdict on your worth.