Inner Fire Awakening Isaiah 42:25

Neville's Inner Vision

Know this: the 'he' in Isaiah 42:25 is your inner state—the I AM you, aware and watching. The fury of his anger poured upon him is not punishment from without but the surge of a long-held belief that you are separate from Source; the strength of battle and the surrounding fire are the inner turmoil that springs from clinging to lack, fear, or old stories about yourself. He 'knew not' because the moment you have not awakened to the cause, your attention remains on the drama rather than the director. The fire burns him because the old self resists the moment of awareness; and he 'laid it not to heart' because he did not revise the assumption that created the scene. In my method, the scene is a projection of your present consciousness, a sign you are ready to shift. When you choose a new state by assumption, you do not argue with the flames—you feel the wish fulfilled here and now, and you let awareness do the rest. The outer world then aligns to your inward conviction, and the 'wrath' yields to the steady radiance of the I AM that you truly are.