Ariel's Inner Distress Revealed

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Ariel as the inner city of your own awareness, the place where you keep your beliefs about what is possible. Isaiah 29:2 tells you that distress will press upon Ariel, bringing heaviness and sorrow, not to crush you, but to loosen the locks of old patterns so that a new light can enter. In Neville’s terms, God is the I AM—the steadfast awareness that witnesses every thought and tilts reality by what you persist in imagining. The heaviness is the energy of soul longing meeting resistance; when you stop resisting, the old form dissolves and you awaken to a fresher self. The line it shall be unto me as Ariel invites you to treat that inner city as the living scene of your consciousness, not a fixed fate. By assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled, you revise the mental weather: the sorrow becomes a diagnostic sign pointing you toward a re-imagined state. Sit with this, feel the I AM holding your edge of vision, and let a new inner atmosphere form where Ariel is renewed by your conscious choice.