Shelter Within Your Chambers

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the chambers as your current state of consciousness, a private room where you can withdraw attention from fear and agitation. The word indignation refers to the storm of thought that arises when you identify with a troublesome appearance. By entering the chamber and closing the doors, you are practicing a shift of focus: you acknowledge the disturbance, then refuse to let it shape your sense of self. The salvation spoken is not a rescue from without, but a restoration of your awareness to the I AM—the one you truly are. In this inner setting, you imagine a different reality, feel it as real now, and let the external scene adjust to your inner state. The moment you feel the I AM present, the sense of 'you against the world' fades, and the inner sanctuary becomes permanent. Indignation passes not because time has changed externally, but because your consciousness has shifted toward wholeness, certainty, and love. This is how deliverance arrives: as you live from the inner chamber, you awaken to your own power to transform life by imagination.