Inner Birth Of Wisdom Hosea 13:13

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe Hosea 13:13 as a gentle invitation from your own I AM. The sorrows of a travailing woman are the inner contractions that signal birth is near; they do not come to crush you but to alert you that a new state is breaking forth. The 'unwise son' is the old self clinging to postponement, the mind that says, 'not yet.' He should not stay long in the place of birth because such staying keeps the birth from fully entering. The remedy is simple: assume the state of your desired outcome now; feel it as real in the innermost being. In your imagination, walk through the birth as already complete. The outer scene then follows, not by force, but by the alignment of consciousness with the already-born. You are asked to discern, not punish; to own responsibility for your inner climate; to let the wise Self replace the ache with certainty. When you persist in feeling the reality of the new life, the sorrows fade and the birth is enacted inwardly, becoming your daily experience.