Inner Tremor, Divine Rain

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose you are the I AM and you notice the inner landscape responding as if the earth beneath your attention stirs. In Neville’s terms, the 'LORD' is your awareness, and 'going out of Seir' is leaving a fixed self-image or a dwelling place in limitation. When you truly move into that divine state, the internal atmosphere shifts: minds tremble as fear loosens its grip, the 'heavens'—your limiting beliefs—drop away, and rain falls—grace, insight, and inspired action pour into your thoughts. The verse doesn’t describe external geography so much as the veritable weather of consciousness you invite by assertion. By consciously choosing the I AM as your center, you are not begging for change but declaring the land and sky rearranged to reflect your new state. Providence and guidance become felt as present experience, not distant hope, when you dwell in the assumption of the desired reality. True worship is simply acknowledged presence, not outward ritual; holiness is found in consistent inner alignment with that I AM.