Dreams of Inner Correction

Neville's Inner Vision

God does not look outward to punish the body alone, but speaks to the inner man. In this text, the 'dream' and the 'night vision' are the avenues whereby awareness is awakened; the ears of man are opened to instruction and the pride that binds him is cooled by the gentle pain of correction. When you interpret these lines through the I AM—the you that never sleeps and never falters—you recognize that every chastening is not a condemnation but an invitation to return to your true function. The divine voice is your own awakened imagination, calling you away from a self-willed purpose toward a purpose that sustains life. The pit and the destroyers represent the old belief-systems that would destroy your sense of wholeness; the soul’s tightening toward the grave is the turning of the old self toward truth. By surrendering attack, by letting God’s instruction seal itself within you, you withdraw from pride and align with Providence. Your life is not at risk; your awareness is being redeemed by the very correction that frees you to live as your I AM.