Inner Tempest, Inner Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

The verse describes a wind that breaks and wounds, yet in Neville's interpretation the so-called storm is a mental weather pattern arising from the ego's sense of separation. God, or the I AM, is not imposing pain from outside; the outer world is a mirror of inner belief. The phrase 'without cause' betrays a forgotten truth: cause resides in mind. By identifying with the I AM—awareness that remains unchanged through appearances—you reverse the signal. Do not oppose the storm with force; revise the state that gave rise to it. In this light, suffering becomes a call to reimagine the self as intact, loved, and guided by an invisible law of consciousness. When you assume a new inner posture—calm, confident, compassionate—you shift the inner weather, and the external scene follows. The tempest fades not by fighting it but by affirming the truth of your unity with the I AM and the natural order of perception.