Inner Memory and The I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Remembered iniquity and exposed transgressions are not external sentences; they are the signs your consciousness uses to test your state of awareness. When you insist that past acts are remembered, you identify with a self judged by a law you call God, and you find yourself held by the inner hand of that law in every choice. Ezekiel speaks of an inner economy: sins appear because you inhabit a state of memory. But true reader know that God is the I AM, the present awareness that can recall or revise. The moment you cease dwelling in guilt and align with I AM, you reverse the inner movement. The hand that binds you is the hand of your own assumption, not a punitive deity. By assuming the state of the wish fulfilled, by imagining that you are already the standard you seek, your present becomes a cleared stage on which new deeds arise unconstrained by the past. Practice feeling it real: dwell in the I AM now, revise the scene, and allow forgiveness to become your new memory. In this, you are not judged but guided by the inner law toward wholeness.