The I Am Within Isaiah 30:11

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville reader, this line is not about geography but about the state you occupy. The 'Holy One of Israel' is not a distant man but the I AM you are until now refusing to acknowledge. When you say 'Get you out of the way... cause the Holy One to cease from before us,' you reveal a mind that fears obedience, fears the discipline of alignment, and fears the radical responsibility of imagination. In Neville's psychology, God is consciousness—the I AM that you are. The present world you see arises from inner movements of belief. To 'turn aside out of the path' is to shift attention away from the inner vision that guides your feet; it is to trade present, intimate awareness for a preferred outer script. The remedy is to reverse the assumption: assume the Holy One is always before you, and that your life is a faithful expression of your inner state. When you revise to that truth, you awaken a steadier path, and events begin to reflect your alignment with the I AM.