In I Am, It Is Done

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line lies a map for the mind. The 'ravenous bird from the east' and the 'man that executeth my counsel from a far country' are not nautical signs but inner movements: the hunger of your desire and the instrument by which the desire is carried out. When God says, 'I have spoken it' and 'I will also bring it to pass,' the statement is not history but a present decree in your consciousness. The I AM—your highest awareness—has already set the outcome as real in the inner world. The east bird and the distant executor show that the means may appear distant or foreign, yet they are functions of your own inner state moving to fulfill the decree. Therefore, the outer scene changes only when your inner conviction remains fixed on the finished state. The verse invites you to cease seeking and begin conditioning; to align your feeling with the truth that your wish is already accomplished in the I AM. Do not doubt the power; dwell in the certainty that your inner decree is the cause and the outer event is its faithful echo.