Clay to Potter: Inner Rebirth

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the cry of this verse is not a petition addressed to an external God, but a turning of your own awareness back to the I AM within. When it says there was no one calling on Thy name, it reveals a state of consciousness where you forgot who you are. The hidden face is the memory of separation; the transformation you seek begins when you realize that the Father is not distant but resident, calling you by your true name. You are the clay; the Potter is the living I AM shaping you into form. As you relax into that truth, the old beliefs—"iniquities" of fear—are burned away by the heat of realization, leaving you pliable to divine intention. The work of Thy hand is your life becoming what your awareness has conceived. Therefore, invoke the name within, not as a ritual, but as a claim of identity: I am the realized, inseparable offspring of God. In so doing you re-enter the covenant of harmony, order, and fatherly love, and the external world begins to re-align with your renewed sense of self.