Inner Mind Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's terms, the LORD you meet is the I AM within; the 'mingled perverse spirit' is a mistaken belief lodged in the subconscious. When you identify with that belief, your inner Egypt—the stubborn, sense-bound mind—goes astray in every activity, just as a drunk staggers in vomit. But this is not a judgment aimed at your person; it is a signal that your state of consciousness has to be revised. The verse invites you to observe the movement: thoughts, fears, and cravings dance, and outcomes reflect that inner turbulence. To recover your equilibrium, refuse to feed the errant image. Assume a new state, the state of I AM, and feel it as if it were already present. See the mind re-ordered, see unity instead of division, see every action guided by one Presence. As you hold that feeling-real state, the outer world follows; confusion loses its charge and clarity returns. The perverse spirit is undone by the conviction that you are not subject to it but are the I AM itself—creating through inner conviction the reality you inhabit.