Inner Strength for Nahum's Night

Neville's Inner Vision

In the quiet place where Nahum's words touch you, the 'drunken' state is your consciousness swept away by appearances. 'Thou also shalt be hid' is not punishment but opportunity: you withdraw from the world to recognize the I AM—the aware you that never changes. The 'enemy' is the flux of fear-formed thoughts that pretend to govern your life. When you feel pressed, you are invited to revise the scene by assuming the one power within you, the I AM, as your real, unassailable strength. The moment you acknowledge that strength as now, you dissolve the illusion of separation. Your effort becomes effortless; you are no longer seeking power outside but recognizing it as your own inner reality. With practice, the outer trial becomes a mirror showing you the inward state you already possess, and courage unseals from within.