Inner Rest and Liberation

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader of the I AM, this passage is not about a future cemetery but about a present state of consciousness. The wicked, weary, and those bound by masters are simply currents of thought dissolving into the stillness of awareness. When you entertain the idea that trouble ceases and rest comes to all, you have shifted the inner weather; you have moved into a dimension where oppression no longer calls the tune. In this inner country—where small and great stand side by side—the sense of being separate vanishes and freedom becomes your natural condition. The prisoners rest because the mind has released its need to dominate or endure; the master is not over there but within your awareness, and you choose to let that voice fall silent. The scene in Job is a description of your consciousness finally at peace, where every role, every comparison, every fear dissolves into unity with the I AM. Practice this as an inward vision until it feels fully real in you.