Awakening the Inner Deliverer

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner chamber of consciousness, this line is not about a distant people but about my state of being. 'Our fathers' are the memories and patterns I inherited—the mindset that sin and guilt persist. 'They sinned, and are not' signals that the old conditions have faded, yet I still feel their pull. 'We have borne their iniquities' speaks of carrying a heavy script of blame as if it is mine to shoulder. 'Servants have ruled over us' reveals the inner voices, habits, and pressures that seem to govern my choices; 'there is none that deliver us out of their hand' shows I have looked outside for relief, forgetting the deliverer dwells within the I AM. When I rest in the awareness that I AM, I can revise this scene: the old rulers dissolve as I recognize that no power governs me but my present state of consciousness. By assuming a new Self, liberty becomes present, and external forms reflect that inner deliverance.