One Mind, Many Voices

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe the scene as a psychic drama. The LORD is not a distant judge but your I AM, the awareness that stands behind every thought. When the collective mind is one, you feel an invincible sense of possibility—an imagination with no restraint. Yet the moment you tether your power to external consensus or to a belief in cramped, divided speech, you experience a confounding of the inner language; you scatter your attention across many imagined futures and none come to full form. Babel becomes a correction, signaling you to return to the single, sovereign language of your own heart. The tower is a symbol of your constructible world; the coming down and confounding is the mental recalibration that occurs when you forget your oneness. The solution is simple: assume the state of the I AM here and now, and dwell in the inner unity that underlies all forms. Feel as if you are the one language—clear, unified, and creating from oneness—and watch your outer world align with that inward harmony.