From Depths to Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

Jonah’s descent is a symbol of your own consciousness sinking into the belief in limitation—the bottoms of the mountains, the earth with bars that seem to hold you. Yet the line, 'yet hast thou brought up my life from corruption,' proclaims the inner power of the I AM to reverse any sense of decay. The deliverance you seek is not a rescue from without but a shift of state: the God within, your true life, awakens you to freedom. The mountains and bars dissolve when you acknowledge that you are not the mortal body imprisoned by circumstance, but the endless life of God already intact within you. When you assume the feeling of the resurrected state—complete, unbound, and alive—you rewrite the story: corruption yields to vitality, fear yields to faith, and your outer world aligns with your inner freedom.