Lament From The Inner High

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this verse, the cry is not about distant lands but about the inner state you call Your own. The high places are the locked altars of thought where you worship want and fear, where you have perverted your path by insisting that you are separate from the source. The lament is the awakening sense that the I AM—your true self—has forgotten Itself in the clamor of habit. Remember: God is not out there; God is the I AM here, the awareness that witnesses every rising feeling and every impulse to separate. When you feel this forgetfulness, you are invited to repent not by performing rituals, but by turning back to consciousness that you are one with the Lord your God. You do this by insisting the present moment is the throne room of the divine, where your choices and emotions are merely faculties of One Power. As you hold to this, the old perversion dissolves; obedience becomes a joyous alignment with the I AM, and forgiveness flows as the memory returns.