When Fear Dies, God Arrives

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader, the 'fearful heart' is a state of consciousness, not a distant circumstance. 'Be strong, fear not' is the decisive act of imagination: you choose to align with the I AM and declare that fear has no power here. 'Behold, your God will come with vengeance, even God with a recompence' means the inner presence comes to correct false beliefs and restore balance within your mind—the 'vengeance' is the clearing of error, the 'recompense' the return of wholeness. When the inner God 'comes and saves you,' realize this is not some external rescue but your own awareness waking to its unity with the divine. The saving takes place as you refuse to identify with fear and instead dwell in the truth of I AM, letting the feeling of invincible safety permeate every thought and sensation. Practice this by assuming you are already saved, by imagining the I AM entering your psyche as a warm light, and by listening for its gentle, corrective movements in your feelings. Your inner realm reorganizes itself to reflect wholeness, justice, and renewed hope.