Inner Sight Awakening in Isaiah

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Isaiah’s groping not as a defeat but as a signal of the state you have accepted in consciousness. The wall you grope for is the boundary of your own I AM-awareness—your sense that you are separate from God within. When you feel blind at noon and in the night, you are not facing two worlds; you are facing one world conditioned by belief that you lack illumination. The desolate places within are the forgotten kingdom awaiting your command. The remedy is to assume the truth you want to live: that the I AM is awake, right now, and perceives through you. In imagination, dwell in the end you desire: you see clearly, you move with confidence, and you are guided by inner sight. By feeling it real—believing you already possess inner sight—you reverse the condition. The groping becomes a deliberate turning toward consciousness; the stumbles dissolve; the dead places become doors of possibility. Your future is a function of your present assumption, not of circumstance.