Within the Womb, All Equal

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Job 31:15 as a door into the inner landscape. The question 'Did not he that made me in the womb make him?' reveals that there is not two different makers, but one living I AM fashioning all. In Neville's language, you are not asking for a distant policy; you are awakening to a state of consciousness in which others are seen as branches of the same root. When you accept that the me who is reading this and the him who seems other are formed by the same womb of awareness, you dissolve the illusion of separation. Equality, purity, dignity, and providence are not future gifts handed down from above, but the natural order of your inner setting. The world you call 'out there' responds to the inner revision you perform; by affirming that you and another share one source, you align with the stable law of creation, the I AM that remains unchanged while you revise your assumptions. So dwell in the conviction that you are the creator of your experience by that same creative power; let the other be the visible form of your own divine ground.