Inner Rest, Outer Consequences

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's voice: You are not reading a history of ancient people; you are perceiving a state of consciousness. The grieved God here is the resistance of your own awareness when doubt rules. The wilderness becomes the mind in motion without belief, and the rest is the inner state of I AM—the awareness that is already complete. When you entertain unbelief, you keep your consciousness outside the rest you claim. To enter, you must align with the truth by a deliberate act of imagination: assume the feeling of your wish fulfilled; revise any memory of failure; feel as if you are already there, in the rest that is simply your awareness. Your present experience will shift as your belief aligns with that inner reality. The 'forty years' are simply the time your ego wastes resisting what is true in you. Enter now by assumption, and the rest becomes your constant condition, not a distant event.