Inner Winds of Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the fan, the wind, and the whirlwind not as external weather but as movements of your own consciousness. These inner forces sweep away the thoughts and conditions you have taken as real opposition. When you recognize them as your changing states, they lose their grip on you; you rejoice in the LORD—your awareness—as the I AM, and you glory in the Holy One of Israel, the sanctity of your true being. Isaiah’s scene becomes a pedagogy of deliverance: liberation comes not by altering circumstance outside you but by shifting belief within. By imagining the wind blown away, you practice revision, turning fear into faith, lack into fullness, separation into unity. The wind is the breath of attention; the whirlwind is the imaginative stirring that scatters doubt. Your task is to remain in the state of gratitude and triumph, knowing you are the cause of appearances and that the Divine within you applauds your awakening, here and now.