Walking on Inner Seas

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner workshop of your consciousness, the sea stands for the turbulence of fear and limitation. The disciples are your various states of mind rowing toward a desired outcome. When Jesus walks on the water and says, It is I; be not afraid, this is the I AM within you announcing its presence, larger than the scene of the storm. To receive him into the ship is not a factual event but a turning of belief—inviting that inner Presence to govern your life and carry you through the turbulent argument of lack. As you yield to that Presence, the external scene shifts: the ship seems to be brought to shore immediately, showing the power of alignment over effort. The practice is to cultivate the assumption that you are already led, protected, and united with the I AM; fear dissolves as you stand in the consciousness that you are not the storm but the watcher who commands it. Keep faith steady, and the next breath of experience will reflect your inner state.