Inner Mourning, Awakening Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold that the scene James paints is not punishment but a summons to awaken your true state. In Neville's language, you are not the body you feel; you are the I AM, the ever-present awareness. When affliction comes, it is the alarm clock of consciousness, reminding you that you have wandered from your alignment with God within. To mourn and to let laughter yield to heaviness is to yield your outer story to the inward law of Life. The moment you permit this inward movement, you revise your state and see the world respond to your new assumption. Do not resist the feeling; name it, witness it, and then declare: I am the I AM; this heaviness is the door through which I return to divine order. As you dwell in that assumption, the feeling shifts—humility replaces pride, obedience replaces fear, and a quiet joy arises from secure unity with the divine within. Your life shifts to reflect your innermost conviction: that fullness is an inner state, not a collection of outward pleasures.