Inner Roars, Realized Salvation

Neville's Inner Vision

Where you hear 'we roar like bears' and 'doves mourn,' recognize the drama of a mind divided, longing for outcomes it has not yet assumed into being. In Neville's mode, the outer scene is but a mirror of an inner state. Judgment and salvation are not distant events to chase; they are conditions you consent to in awareness. The verse dramatizes the moment when the I AM forgets its sovereignty and clings to lack. Return to your inner throne: declare with calm certainty that justice and deliverance are present now. The 'far off' feeling dissolves as you revise time itself—from lack to fulfillment—until your habitual sense of self aligns with that state. You do not seek proofs in the external world; you assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled and let consciousness match that state until it becomes your natural way of being. When you claim 'salvation is now,' the roars soften, the doves find rest, and the inner world begins to reflect the state you have chosen.