Inner Word Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Let the scene be a state of consciousness rather than a history. The people's question, 'Will you not tell us what these things are to us?' is not asking for a factual explanation but revealing a habit of looking outward for meaning. In Neville’s terms, it is a belief that life happens to you and must be explained by someone else. The prophet's reply, 'The word of the LORD came unto me,' becomes an inner visitation—an acknowledgment that the word is not outside but the I AM speaking within. When you recognize that the 'signals' of your life are born from your own inner movements, you cease pleading for an external sermon and allow the inner word to instruct you. The word is the awareness that already knows the case, the meaning, and the next action. So the signs become invitations to revise your assumption, to shift into the state that would produce this meaning in advance. If you treat each sign as a message from your higher self, you step from victimhood into deliberate creation, and you hear clearly what your own I AM has always known about you.