Inner Wrath, Inner State

Neville's Inner Vision

God's wrath in this line is not a distant judgment; it is the pressure of consciousness when you forget your true identity as I AM. The 'stroke' is the sudden alignment of events with your present belief about yourself. If you cling to fear, guilt, or separation, you invite consequences that seem like punishment. Yet the 'great ransom'—money, ritual, or sacrifice—cannot deliver you from the effect of an inner assumption. The remedy is inward: revise the picture of yourself and assume you are already the state you desire. Hold the end in mind, feel its truth, and let the I AM govern your speech, your feeling, and your actions. When you live from that awareness, the old fear dissolves and the stroke becomes a gentle correction nudging you toward your true self. You do not escape by paying external debts; you rise by changing the debtor within—the state you persist in imagining.