The Holy Seed Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To hear Isaiah through the Neville lens, the question 'how long?' becomes a question of your inner tempo, not a prophecy about geography. The wasted cities and houses without man describe a mind that forgot its own I AM, a state of awareness that has allowed forms to vanish into memory. Yet the text does not end in void; it introduces a tenth, a remnant seed, whose substance remains in the land as the ground for renewal. The remnant is not future potential but the present consciousness that persists beneath changing appearances—the holy seed, the living idea by which you can rebuild the world. The seed's substance is your true I AM, the constant awareness that does not abandon you even when forms dissolve. When you stop chasing external signs and return your attention to this seed, you invite a return and a renewal that outgrows the old leaves, just as the teil tree and the oak perpetuate their life from a kept seed. Your task is to assume that seed as real now; revise every sense of lack into fullness; feel the seed sprouting as your daily reality.