Chains of Inner Light

Neville's Inner Vision

Take Jude 1:6 as a map of your own inner geography. The 'angels' are not far beings but states of consciousness you have fed with attention and belief. When they 'kept not their first estate,' it is your mind clinging to former identities—habits, pride, fear—refusing to align with the I AM you are. They are 'reserved in everlasting chains under darkness' because you have mistaken those old patterns for reality, locking them in the unconscious until the 'judgment of the great day'—the moment you awaken to the I AM and recognize you are the author of your life. The great day is not a future catastrophe but the instantaneous recognition that you are the imagineer of your life. The outer consequences reflect inner choices; until you revise, you remain exiled from your own divine habitation. The cure is not punishment but a revision: assume a new state of being, feel it real now, and dwell in the consciousness of your rightful estate. As you persist, the imagined chains melt into bright awareness, and the inner angels you call home become your living truth rather than memory.