Inner Inheritance, Living Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

Here is Jeremiah speaking in symbolic terms: the shame of a people has robbed the labor of ancestors, leaving present life starved for the vitality that once seemed secure. In Neville's rendering, the only true stage is the I AM, the living awareness that can revise a history by turning it from a record of lack into a fountain of possibility. The 'labor of our fathers' is not merely history; it is a state of mind about what is possible for us now. When we identify with adversity—shame, reputation, progeny, or possessions—we imprison ourselves in a loop where yesterday's outcomes govern today. The remedy is to recognize that your consciousness is the source of every field you tread: your sheep, your cattle, your sons and daughters are now the expression of your present assumption. By a deliberate act of faith, you withdraw your attention from the memory of lack and dwell as the I AM, imagining abundance into every aspect of life. In that settled awareness, the past becomes seed for a thriving now.