Patience, Power, and Inner Storms

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre, The LORD is your I AM—your unchanging awareness that outlasts every passing mood. The phrase slow to anger is not a judgment on others but your mind’s choice to refrain from knee-jerk reaction. Great in power declares the living energy of imagination. When Nahum speaks of a way in the whirlwind and in the storm, recognize that inner movements—thoughts, feelings, memories—are winds you can steer with attention and faith. The clouds are the dust of his feet can be read as the visible world being the dust kicked up by your own divine footfall as you walk in consciousness. The divine order does not condemn; it reveals—through experience—the need to revise states of consciousness until they align with your true being. Your responsibility is to dwell in the I AM, to let patience and power cohere, and to permit the storms to dissolve into clarity, proof that your inner sovereignty is at work.