Inner Sovereignty Of The I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Read as a map of interior life: the fierce power described is the inner state that cannot be stirred when you settle into the I AM. In Neville's terms, the I AM is the Self—the inner king whose sovereignty stands over every circumstance. When you identify with fear, doubt, or limitation, you invite opposition; when you inhabit this inner authority, no external scene can overturn your peace. The lines about judgment and accountability are not punitive but descriptive: your judgments and your allowances create the world you see. The declaration that all under heaven is mine points to the territory of imagination you may claim by assuming and feeling from the divine within. You are not at the mercy of appearances but the ruler who speaks them into being by act of consciousness. The practice is simple: dwell as the one who cannot be moved by outer blows, and let the inner decree reshape experience.