Inner Vision of Isaiah 34:3

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 34:3 is not a manual for punishment but a key to waking. In Neville's language, the slaughtered bodies, the stink, and the melted mountains are pictures of inner states you have confined within your mind. The slain are the old identities, fears, and judgments you have believed yourself to be. The stench is the persistence of those old thoughts rising when you turn your attention toward them; the blood-soaked mountains are the rigid, stubborn landscapes of your former definitions dissolving under the heat of a new consciousness. What you call reality is simply the outer form of a state you are maintaining inwardly. To change the world, you do not fight it; you assume a different state of being. Place your I AM at the center and feel as if the scene has already shifted: the fear dissolved, the limit dissolved, replaced by a sense of freedom, peace, and abundance. When you revise the inner picture and feel it real, your outer experience follows. The verse becomes a seal of the power of imagination to rebuild your life from the inside out.