Ambassadors of Peace Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's sense, the cry of the valiant ones is the outward drama of a mind still bound to old states. The cry without denotes that your present external circumstances echo an inner resistance; the ambassadors of peace weep bitterly because they have not yet realized themselves as the I AM. The verse invites you to abandon the old image of self as separate from peace. The adoptee, the inner 'ambassador of peace,' is always present, yet asleep under old judgments. By assuming the feeling of the peace that you seek, you awaken it; you revise the scene by declaring, 'I am peace now; I am the I AM'; imagine the ambassadors of peace weeping no longer, replaced by the calm that already exists within. Your inner soldiers of strength are not outside you; they are states of consciousness you inhabit. When you stop trying to fix the world and instead assume the state of peace as your permanent reality, your outer cry will rewrite itself into a chorus of peace that shines from within.