Hidden Waters Revealed Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In the I Am within, all life emerges from what lies beneath the surface of the mind. 'Dead things' formed under the waters are not dead at all; they are the stubborn beliefs and fears that have taken root below conscious awareness, giving shape to your present appearances. When Job says Hell is naked before Him, he is pointing to the absolute transparency of the I AM: every hidden motive, every unexamined assumption, stands unclothed in the presence of awareness. Destruction hath no covering; endings and decay are not final powers but translations of inner states into outer events, and they yield to a new image held by consciousness. Therefore, the text invites you to regard your inner waters as both origin and judge: by changing the state you inhabit—your dominant assumption—you reclaim the forms of your world. The creation is not geological but psychic; your world changes as you claim a new, vivid sense of being the I AM, the observer who already knows the truth you seek.