Inner Sight Awakening in Isaiah

Neville's Inner Vision

Is not the cry of the servant your own mind's cry for truth? They are turned back, ashamed, who trusted in graven things, because those things are but shadows of your own consciousness. Hear ye deaf; look ye blind, that ye may see — not with physical ears or eyes, but with the awakening I AM within. Who is blind but my servant? The 'servant' is your daily thinker, the self that interprets life through limitation. You observe many things, yet you observe not; you hear, yet you do not hear. This is not punishment but invitation: to shift states. When you claim that images govern you, you are identifying with distance from God. The remedy is not to protest outwardly but to enter inwardly: assume the state of the observer, the I AM that is always awake. See beyond the wooden and molten forms by claiming your unity with the Source; revise your sense of separation, and commit your attention to the inner voice that speaks to you as you.