Inner Return to the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

In this verse the call is not to a distant reform, but to a turning of your own consciousness. The children of Israel revolted by making outward powers, conditions, or people the measure of life. Yet the I AM is the only reality you know. When you turn unto Him, you do not ask Him to change the world; you align your attention with the unalterable fact that you are awareness, that the kingdom within is sovereign. Your present experience of lack, fear, or struggle is the movement of a belief in separation from the Source. By gently deciding that you already are in covenant with God, you revise the story. What you imagine about yourself becomes the memory that nourishes your life. The act of turning is an inward surrender to the truth that you are the I AM seeing through your own mind. Hold the vision that the moment you turn, the inner covenant is restored, and the outer conditions begin to conform to that inner atmosphere. Do not chase results; feel the truth now. Assume you are already loyal to the Source, that the revolting impulse was only a misperception dissolving in the light of awareness. Breathing, relax, and imagine you are spoken to by the I AM in you, affirming, 'I am one with you, and you govern my life.' In this light, every choice becomes a friendly echo of the covenant, every doubt a dream fading away. The verse invites you to inhabit the inner reality and let it radiate into your world. So, turn—now—and rest in the certainty that you have never left Him, only awakened to the fact that He dwells as your I AM.