Walking Through The Inner Sea

Neville's Inner Vision

Habakkuk’s sea-walking image is not history pressed on you; it is the movement of your own consciousness. The horses symbolize your faculties in the service of a larger purpose, and the heap of waters is the charged emotion you are crossing. When you 'hear' the voice of the I AM, your belly tenses and your bones seem to rot with fear—yet this is only the body’s notice that a new state is needed. The prophet’s tremble is the alarm that what you have believed about separation is dissolving. The phrase that you might 'rest in the day of trouble' is your invitation to rest in the realization that the trouble is only a signal to switch states. When he comes up with his troops, the inner God-appearance invades the psyche, showing you that your fear is being replaced by the confidence of your true self. By returning to the assumption that you are the I AM, you dissolve alarm and allow divine order to move you through the imagined sea into the promised rest.