Wind Of Inner Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the imagery, the wind is the movement of your own awareness, sweeping away the voices you formerly called pastors and the attachments you trusted as lovers. In Neville’s teaching, places and persons are states of consciousness. The pastors are the outer guidance you depended upon, the lovers your clingings to status, approval, or security. When the wind rises, these inner dispositions are unsettled, and they go into captivity to a new order of feeling. The shame and confusion come not from punishment but from waking to the truth that your world is an inward creation. The wickedness spoken of is the persistence of a belief in separation, the insistence that any outer authority defines you. But the I AM—your permanent awareness—cannot be moved by such winds. Allow the old images to be swept away; you are not diminished but freed to discover the true guides within, the undisturbed sense of being that remains when you cease identifying with transient thoughts. The prophecy becomes a reminder that every inner storm can yield a clearer state of consciousness where you know you are the creator of your reality.