Inner Dispersion to Unity

Neville's Inner Vision

Your mind is the wilderness; when you identify with external laws and chase idols of habit, you experience dispersion—your I AM split into many little beliefs. Ezekiel's language makes clear that exile follows disobedience; the inner judgments you neglect and the sabbaths you pollute become the weather of separation. Yet this is only a mirror showing you a state of consciousness, not a sentence upon your being. In Neville's terms, the scattered image can be redeemed by a change of state. Do not seek reform in the world outside; revise the assumption within until it holds. Assume you are already gathered in the one I AM, the inner temple where all judgments bow to the same law. See the idols vanish as you dwell in stillness, feel the unity of your consciousness, and let the single principle govern your acts. The feeling-reality of that state will draw the scene into harmony, turning exile into a return to the heart.