Inner Dream, Divine Law

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville reading, the dream is not a history lesson but a revelation of your inner state. God speaking to Abimelech is your I AM waking you to the cause-and-effect of thought rightly and wrongly directed. The line 'thou art but a dead man' speaks to a consciousness asleep to divine law; the warning 'for she is a man's wife' marks the moment a choice moved you away from your true alignment with what belongs to another. When you cling to appearances or misappropriate what is sacred, you fracture the inner covenant and invite consequences into your experience. Yet the remedy is not punishment but a shift of consciousness. You are asked to awaken to the reality that you are one with the order of life and that imagination is the instrument by which you restore harmony. By repeating a new assumption, you reconstitute the inner arrangement and bring your outer world into accord with your clarified sight.