Inner Cries of Redemption

Neville's Inner Vision

In this passage the mind reveals a split between outward form and inner life. The I AM, God as awareness, remains present even as the people flee and pretend. Neville’s teaching reads this as states of consciousness: redemption is a fact of awareness, but inner movements of fear or habit produce lies about God and a crying that has no heart. To recover, you must stop seeking external rituals and revise from a mind that feels distant to a consciousness that knows its oneness. The remedy is to imagine from the already whole self, to act as if the I AM is truly present here and now, and to let heartfelt confession replace lifeless ritual. When you acknowledge you have been redeemed in awareness, the sense of separation dissolves and the appearing rebellion becomes a mere signal to return to inner worship. Your feelings realign your world, for imagination is the instrument by which you draw the truth into form.