From Deep Waters, Living Forms

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the waters under your conscious life as a vast, dreaming sea. Job 26:5 tells us that even what seems dead is formed from those depths and becomes an inhabitant of your world. In Neville’s psychology, nothing exists outside consciousness; the dead is simply a belief or memory waiting to be reanimated by a new state of awareness. The forms you fear as final—illness, failure, lack—are not fixed in reality but stable pictures born of the subconscious swell. As you awaken to the I AM that you are, you draw the shapes up from the deep and place them under the sovereign light of awareness. The living truth is that awareness can revise matter by imagining it into a different texture: the rusted rock becomes a door; the barren shore yields fruit when the mind envisions it as already real. Providence is not controlling from without, but guiding your inner state toward a life that matches your now-imagined state. You judge nothing outside your own consciousness; you simply choose a new form and dwell there until it becomes the inhabitants of your world.