The Potter Within: Vessel Renewed

Neville's Inner Vision

On the inner level, the potter is your I AM—the living awareness that moves through consciousness. The clay is the self you presently inhabit, and the wheel's turning is the ongoing movement of thoughts and feelings. When the vessel is marred, do not condemn the clay; welcome renewal by consenting to the potter’s design. He makes it again into a vessel that seems good to him, and so it is with you: your life is not fixed but being revised by grace according to a perfect image held in the mind of God within you. As you assume the end of renewal—seeing yourself as the vessel chosen by the potter—you align your feeling with that image. Your outward conditions will unfold in harmony with the inner change. The scene teaches that creation is continuous and intimate: by inner revision, by dwelling in the I AM, you invite a new form, a new function, a renewed sense of grace and favor. Trust the process, rest in gratitude, and remain open to the new vessel that your inner craftsman is fashioning.