Inner Confession, Healing Light

Neville's Inner Vision

Ezra 9:6 is the inner confession of a soul aware that its conditions arise from a state of mind, not distant punishment. When he says I am ashamed and blush, he names a shift in consciousness that is more real than outward misdeed. The phrase our iniquities are increased over our head describes thoughts and attitudes that dominate the mind, heavier than circumstance, climbing toward the heavens as if they could overshadow the I AM. In Neville terms, the God or I AM is the awareness that never sins, only beliefs in limitation that appear as life. To turn, to repent, is not mere regret but a revision of self image: you stop identifying with the fallen self and begin living from the truth of your divine likeness. The confession becomes a turning toward the light of awareness, a refusal to sustain fear or grievance, and a release of the sense of distance between you and your God within. In this inner act, forgiveness is already the nature of your consciousness, awaiting recognition.