Nest of Renewal Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville’s voice, the nest is a state of consciousness, a chosen dwelling in the I AM where life is felt as real and unending. When Job says, I shall die in my nest, it signals a deliberate turn of attention to a secure inner environment, a place where imagination can work freely. To say my days shall multiply as the sand becomes a declaration that time and duration obey the measure of inner awareness, not external events. The root spread by the waters speaks of the inner supply—the divine life flowing through consciousness, nourishing every facet of being. The dew resting on the branch all night represents perpetual inspiration—fresh perception that sustains the dreamer through darkness. Glory fresh in me and my bow renewed in my hand signify the awakening of the creative faculties—the vitality and flexibility of mind and life restored. The inner readjustment is practical: assume you are fully supplied by life itself, dwell in the I AM, and observe how perception, vitality, and achievement renew themselves from within.