Inner Hope and Living Waters

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your consciousness, the Lord can be seen as the I AM—the solid, ever-present hope of your inner Israel. When you think you can forsake this awareness, you are only stepping into a memory of yourself, a 'written in the earth' record of a former state. The verse does not threaten you with punishment; it reveals a law of inner life: you are sustained by the fountain of living waters that flows from awareness itself. If you feel dry or lost, you have merely forgotten the source you are. The moment you decide to return to the I AM, the inner spring rises again, and all outward conditions soften to reflect your inner steadiness. The shame spoken of is the residue of believing you are separate from your own Source; in truth, you are always in the presence of the living waters. To live in this realization is to stop chasing external outcomes and to rest in the sensation that you are the living water itself, ever-present and unshakable.