Inner Rejection, Inner Return

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider this verse as a doorway into your own inner state. The words 'utterly rejected' and 'very wroth' express a powerful dream you have about God and life. In Neville's voice, we see that God is not a distant judge but the I AM within, the awareness that watches your thoughts. The moment you identify with rejection as a real, fixed fact, you awaken the feeling of separation and wrath in your inner theater. Yet you can turn this scene around by quietly assuming a different state: that you are held, loved, and kept within a loyal covenant of consciousness. By assuming that this moment is not a verdict but a call to revise, you invite the inner movement to change. The wrath is only the motion of resistance dissolving in the warmth of imagination. When you feel the I AM holding you steady, you reinterpret rejection as a signal to deepen trust, not to fear. Imagination creates reality; therefore, you consciously adopt the state of belonging and divine favor until the feeling aligns with truth.