Inner Cleansing and Calling

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the 'we' is a state of consciousness that has forgotten the I AM. Impurity is not a fact in God’s world but a belief in separation; the so‑called righteousness is only a worn garment, a relic of past thoughts. The leaf that fades and the wind that carries away our iniquities describe the restless mind propelled by fear and habit, not a permanent reality. When you insist that you are unclean, you close the door to God’s nearness; when no one calls on the name, you deny the address of your true Self. The cure is not moral struggle but a simple shift of state: assume you are already seen, held, and named by the I AM. In that assumption, the wind settles, the leaf stops falling, and the face of God turns toward you as a present fact. Call upon thy name within, not as a plea but as a recognition of your oneness. If you revise the belief that your iniquities consume you, you awaken to your immediate realization: you are the I AM now.