Inner Consequences of Thought

Neville's Inner Vision

From a Neville perspective, Leviticus 26:16 is not a distant legal threat but a map of inner weather. The phrases terror, consumption, and the burning ague symbolize fears, decay of hope, and heart-sorrow you have permitted in imagination. When you sow seed in vain, you are feeding thoughts of scarcity and imagining enemies that consume your projects from within; the apparent external enemy is simply misdirected attention. The remedy is not appeasing punishment but awakening to I AM—the unchanging awareness that watches thoughts and can revise them. In practice, imagine you are already free, that you do not belong to fear or sorrow; feel the presence of I AM governing this scene. Assume that reality, and let fear dissolve as your heartbeat aligns with the truth you entertain. With continued revision, seeds flourish and apparent exile becomes a turning back to your true imagination. Your life reflects this inner shift, not by changing the outer world alone, but by reconstituting the inner state that creates it.