Inner Clarity for the Priest

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the vision, wine is not a bottle but a state of consciousness—desire, fear, distraction—by which your inner priest and prophet wander from their rightful office. When you drink from appearances, you mistake sensation for reality and your inner guidance grows foggy; visions become veiled and judgments stumble. The 'tables' are your habitual beliefs, appetites, and entertained stories, all teeming with vomit and filthiness, so you cannot receive a clear word. Yet this is not judgment, but invitation: the I AM within you can reassert itself and restore integrity. See that the erred priest and prophet do not define you; they are aspects of you that have momentarily forgotten their function. Decide now to return to the one real state—awareness as I AM, the silent witness that stands above phenomena. By assuming the feeling of perfect discernment, the intoxication dissolves, as does the idea that external stimuli govern your truth. Your inner counsel becomes sharp, compassionate, and true, guiding every act from conviction rather than craving.