Inner Clefts of Awe

Neville's Inner Vision

To go into the clefts of the rocks is to withdraw your attention from the noise of the external world and descend into the quiet chamber of I AM within. The ‘fear of the LORD’ is not servile dread but the awakening awe that comes when you admit you are the one who imagines your world. When the Lord ariseth to shake terribly the earth, it is your old identifications—loss, limitation, separation—that tremble as you realize they are only permissions you gave to your dream. The stones you seek are your fixed beliefs; you climb to the ragged tops of them and discover that your security rests not in the rocks but in the awareness that fashions them. Thus the glory of his majesty shines not from without but from within, as you acknowledge that God is I AM, your present, self-sustaining awareness. The outer judgments and accountability you fear melt when you understand that you are the one who judges and thereby creates. Practically, you shift from seeing life as a threat to recognizing it as the expression of your own consciousness, and the 'earth' resettles to align with it.