Dreamer and the Inner Plot

Neville's Inner Vision

Joseph’s dreamer status rises as a living vision in you, while the plot against him reveals the mind’s habit of resisting a new possibility. The distant figure of the dreamer is your future fulfilled, yet inner voices whisper doom: slay the dream, cast it into a pit, and declare a beast has devoured it. These are not outsiders but states of consciousness—fear, doubt, and lack—testing the reality of your imagining. The 'pit' stands for limitation; the 'beast' for impatience and disbelief masquerading as truth. You, as the I AM, can revise the scene now by recognizing you are the dreamer, and affirm: I am the power that makes dreams real; I am the observer of this scene, not its victim. Allow the dream to remain intact and declare the end is already accomplished in imagination. Feel the fulfillment as present reality and let the plot dissolve as your inner sense of self asserts the certainty of your creative I AM.