The Inner Fall From Pride

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, the name Lucifer is not a separate prince but the intoxication of pride within your consciousness. Heaven represents clear awareness, the state of I AM, where you know your unity with all. The fall from heaven is the moment you forget that you are utterly, inseparably divine, and you imagine yourself apart, aiming to govern others from a throne of personal glory. When this self-glorifying state takes hold, it weakens the ground you stand on—your power to influence others, your capacity to heal, your sense of direction dissolves into mere striving. The verse asks you to see pride’s effect as a downward pull, a dream of separation that drains vitality from nations and from your own life. Yet this is also revelation: you can reverse it by returning to the I AM. In that return, the fallen one is exalted again, not through force but through recognition that you are the light by which all things are seen. By claiming, 'I AM,' and feeling it as reality, you revise the story and restore true strength.