Storm and Stillness Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Where the disciples cry 'Lord, save us,' they utter a familiar prayer born of separation from the truth that you are the I AM, the awareness that undergirds every moment. The ship they ride is their own state of consciousness, and the raging sea is the relentless thoughts that claim to govern it. Jesus sleeping represents the untroubled presence within you that does not wake to fear because it knows itself as truth, not circumstance. When you hear the cry of danger, you are invited to remember that the storm is only a mental movement—an appearance you can still. Your faith is not in external rescue but in the recognition of your own inner God-sense. To claim revival, revise the feeling: there is a calm I AM within which the sea cannot overflow; as you assume that you are that consciousness, the wind and waves obey the conviction that you are always home in God. In time, the scene aligns with your awareness, and what seemed peril yields to rest.