I Am Speaks: Inner Destiny

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the text as a manual for your inner life. The call to assemble yourselves and hear is the invitation to gather your attention and listen to the truth within. The declaration, 'the LORD hath loved him,' is not about distant history but about your I AM—your unconditioned awareness—being beloved by the power that creates. When it says 'he will do his pleasure on Babylon,' interpret Babylon as the seeming outer conditions of life—the fears, habits, and appearances that have seemed to govern you. The 'arm' of the Lord on the Chaldeans denotes the decisive movement of divine energy through your consciousness, redirecting those forces toward harmony with your true state. The pattern is not external striving but inner alignment: as you realize you are loved, your inner decree governs events. The moment you claim that love and power as yours, what once opposed you yields and serves your inner design. The words insist on present-tense sovereignty: speak it now, feel it as real, and let your imagination act as the doer, not the viewer. Your life flows from the I AM’s pleasure; Babylon and the Chaldeans drop their hold when you stand in the truth you are loved.