Inner Nest and Providence

Neville's Inner Vision

Your life is not a past event but an inner state, and the nest is a pattern of thought you cradle in the dust of belief. The bird’s act of warming eggs is the mind’s energy given to a seed of desire; the danger of being crushed represents the unforeseen interruptions of circumstance that the ego dreads. When you notice yourself nesting in a safe mental pattern, you might forget that the foot or wild beast—fear, doubt, insistence on control—can alter outcomes. The truth is, the I AM in you is the source of warmth that hatches reality; by assuming you already possess your goal, you become the operator of its birth. Do not cling to the nest as if outer threat proves it real; instead revise your inner state so that it carries the full weight of the fulfilled thing. Imagine the egg as a state of consciousness, the warmth as your persistent feeling of I AM, and Providence as the silent law that responds to that assumption. As you dwell in that feeling, hatchings occur in ways that feel guided, not forced.