Inner Fire, Outer Renewal

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Isaiah’s vision, the light of Israel is not a distant flame but your I AM awakening. The Holy One is the flame you become when you dwell as awareness rather than the fear-identified self. The thorns and briars are habitual thoughts and old conditions—once touched by the intensity of inner fire, they burn away in a single moment. The glory of the forest and the fruitful field stands for the former body and its stories, consumed so completely that only pure consciousness remains, strong and simple, as a standard-bearer who has fainted, ego exhausted. Yet do not fear that the rest of the trees will be many; in this quiet, a child may write them anew. The new creation emerges not by battling the world but by returning to the inward state that already is. When you assume you are the Fire and Flame, you align with the truth that your imagination is the creative power. The world you see is the outward sign of an inward decision. So dwell as the I AM, and watch the old forms dissolve, making room for a fresh, simple life.