Redeemer Within, Oppressor's End

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the oppressor is a stubborn thought-form—an image of lack, fear, or limitation arising in the theatre of your mind. Isaiah's words invite you to see that the oppressors are not outside forces but states of consciousness fed by your belief in separation. When you refuse to feed that image with fear and instead assume the reality of the I AM as savior, the scene begins to digest itself. The language of feeding them with their own flesh and drinking their blood is the mental law returning the energy to its source: the mind that imagines it. In your inner court, all flesh—every aspect of your self—will know that the Lord, your I AM, is the savior and redeemer. As you dwell in the conviction that you are already free, you reverse the effect; the oppressive picture loses color and power, evaporates into light. The oppressor bows to your awareness and dissolves, not by force, but by coming to know the truth you confessed: I am the mighty One of Jacob, present as your consciousness.