Inner Ways of Grief and Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, the 'generation' is a state of consciousness, and the 'grief' is the stir of awareness when a thought-habit remains untrue to your truest self. They 'alway err in their heart' because the inner weather repeats old beliefs and fears, and they 'have not known my ways' because the inner ways—patterns of attention, assumption, and feeling—are unfamiliar to them. God, the I AM, is not a distant judge but your own unconditioned awareness, the very wave of perception that can revise itself. When you insist on limitation, you walk a road that mirrors loss; when you realize you are the I AM and claim the divine, you begin to walk in 'my ways'—not as dogma but as the felt sense of truth guiding your decisions. The task is inner alignment: acknowledge the misalignment, choose a new state, and dwell in it until it feels habitual. The grief you sense dissolves as you learn to love the new path you now know by inner conviction.