Inner Winepress of Anger

Neville's Inner Vision

As I read Isaiah 63:3, I see the winepress not as a distant event but as the crucible of my own consciousness. The solitary tread speaks to me: I am the sole agent of my inner state, the one who can press out the old belief that anger must bind me. When anger arises, I do not reject it; I observe it and re-define it as fuel for transformation. The blood on the garments is the trace of identified self-limitation dissolved by awareness. In this sight, the 'enemy' is not someone outside but a stale pattern of thought, a resisted impulse. By aligning with the I AM, I revise the state: I feel the power flow through me, not as violence but as clarity and just discernment. The act of treading becomes a ceremony of inner purification, burning away the clutter of fear and judgment. Remember: I am consciousness, and this consciousness creates the scene; I can change the tone, and the world follows from that inner shift.