Inner Help From The I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I Am, Hosea’s word is not a threat but a reminder. You have destroyed yourself by living as if power resided outside you—in fate, others, or circumstance. The statement 'in me is thine help' points to the one constant: your inner awareness, the I Am you awaken to in every moment. When you accept that God—the I Am—is not apart from you but your very life, you cease striving against life and start steering by a different compass. Salvation is not a prize handed down by history; it is a revision of your governing state of consciousness. As long as you identify with weakness, you manifest it; when you identify with the I Am, reality rearranges to reflect that strength. The moment you dwell as the witness who says, 'I Am,' you align your mind with a power that restores, heals, and guides you home to your true nature.