Sevenfold Inner Consequences

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider that 'I will walk contrary unto you' is not a future threat from an external deity, but a description of your own consciousness when it resists its true nature. In Neville's terms, God is the I AM, the awareness that makes all imagined states real. If you entertain a belief that you are separate from your good, your inner God withdraws attention, and you experience consequence as if from outside. The 'seven times' stands for a complete cycle of inner conditions until you revise them. Each 'punishment' is simply the natural result of a thought you have persisted in; when you stop dwelling in lack, the inner state shifts and the external appears different. The key is to realize you are not under someone else's judgment but under your own self-organization: by accepting the end you want as already true, you align with the inner law. The moment you assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled and dwell there, the contrary walking ceases.