Loosened Tacklings, Inner Sail

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, this line is not about ships on distant seas but the inner machinery of your consciousness. The tacklings are your beliefs about power, your attachments to limitation, and your agreements with lack. When these are loosened by fear, the mast cannot be strengthened and the sail cannot catch wind, so the life you call yours appears to be divided among circumstances and the so‑called weak seem to claim what is left. Yet there is a higher order: the outer scene is the mirror of your inner state. To reclaim the sail, you must assume a new, unified state of being. Decide that the I AM, the unchanging awareness within you, holds the cords together. In that awareness, there is no fragmentation; there is coherence, strength, and direction. When you dwell in indivisible consciousness, the great spoil ceases to be scattered; opportunities align and you move forward with a full, steadfast sail. Practice by revising fear into faith and by resting in the I AM as the source of all power in your life.