Wings of Inner Renewal

Neville's Inner Vision

Isaiah 40:31 speaks a law of consciousness. When you 'wait upon the LORD' you are not waiting on a distant deity, but turning to the I AM within—your unconditioned awareness. In that inward posture, strength is renewed because you stop seeking from without and begin affirming who you are in God. The wings of an eagle symbolize states of higher consciousness you enter by assumption: you rise above the old limitations, seeing differently, feeling the truth of your wholeness. As you persist in that state, action follows with ease—the body moves, the feet find rhythm, and fatigue becomes a sign you forgot the source. The promise 'they shall run and not be weary' is not a physical trick but a spiritual law: sustained momentum arises from a living sense of the I AM behind every thought and sensation. And 'they shall walk and not faint' points to a steadiness that comes when life is informed by inner reality rather than outer conditions. Your world bends to your conviction; renewal is the act of returning to your true self.