Desolate Waters, Inner Promise

Neville's Inner Vision

See Nimrim as a state of consciousness where belief in lack has taken root. The desolation of the waters and the hay withering is not punishment in the external world; it is the inner weather of thought. In Neville’s terms, drought is a story the I AM tells about itself when it forgets its own power. Return to awareness: I am the source of life, I AM the water that nourishes every field of experience. When I revise this inner weather, the dry channels begin to flow again; the grass of imagination greens, the mind's deserts become springs. The verse foretells a transformation: from desolate to alive as soon as the inner state shifts. I do not seek to change Nimrim in time; I awaken to the truth that the kingdom is within, and feeling my realization as real creates the revival. This is the prophecy and the promise rolled into one: inner conviction births outer vitality.