Genesis Inner Tower Insight

Neville's Inner Vision

Your world is not built from brick and stone but from the images you entertain within. Brick represents a fixed belief you repeat until it seems solid; slime is the emotion you pour into it, binding idea to feeling. The city and the tower are the architecture of your self-image when you seek heaven by willpower rather than awakening the I AM within. When they declare 'let us make us a name,' they expose the impulse to identify with a separate self, to prove presence instead of recognizing the One. 'Lest we be scattered' voices your fear of losing unity with that Self, as if without a grand project you would dissolve. The law is unchanging: thoughts become life to the extent you accept them as real. Judgment follows because your inner architecture yields outward effects. Notice the tower’s height mirrors the longing to reach heaven by personal effort; true ascent occurs by surrendering to the I AM and allowing the image to arise from within.