The Inner I Am Rising

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Neville Goddard frame, the verses name a state of consciousness that refuses to stay as it is. The throne in heaven, the heights of the clouds, and being like the Most High are not external destinations but inner attitudes that pretend to govern reality. The speaker declares I will ascend, I will sit on the mount, I will be above all; yet the underlying invitation is to wake to the truth that you are not a separate self enlarging itself but the I AM that fills every place. When you interpret the text as a psychic scene, you see the fall as a misalignment between a taken-for-granted self and the all-encompassing divine awareness. The remedy is not to fight the dream but to replace it with the awareness that the I AM already encompasses every height, every star, every north mount. By embracing the present I AM, you reverse the descent and allow true ascent to occur as inner alignment, not outer conquest. The more you dwell in the I AM, the less the I will seems to rule your life, and the more your world reflects the divine order that was always there.