The Inner Light That Remains

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your own psyche, Ephraim and Judah symbolize states of consciousness. Their goodness is a morning cloud because you have mistaken passing feeling for eternal reality. The words of the prophets are not distant threats; they are the inner Word whispered by the I AM, the steady consciousness that illuminates. When you permit appearances to define you, the light of your judgments shoots forth as a warning, revealing lack of inner steadiness. But true power lies in a revision of the self: awaken to the unchanging I AM and refuse to identify with transient moods. See that the world your senses reveal is a theater of inner movements, and you are the observer who names them. By dwelling in the awareness that you are already complete, you dissolve the dew of fear and the cloud of desire. Your life then follows the light of your own inner law, and you experience the reality that had been yours all along.