Inner Rest: Freedom From Oppression

Neville's Inner Vision

See this as your inner landscape. The prisoners are beliefs, habits, and fears that once dictated your actions. When you return to the I AM—the awareness that you are—these inner voices fall silent and the oppressor loses authority. The 'small and great' symbolize every facet of your character, from the timid to the proud; all can rest when perceived as expressions of one consciousness. The 'servant' is the lower mind—habits and loyalties to limitation—freed within the unity of the I AM. Deliverance here is not a change of outward conditions but a shift in what you accept as real. By assuming the state of inner rest and denying identification with oppression, you authorize a new condition. In that moment, you awaken to liberty as your true nature.