Inner Feast of Understanding

Neville's Inner Vision

To Nehemiah's scene, I speak as the I AM within you: the words declared unto them are not distant laws, but pictures you are invited to inhabit in consciousness. When you understand the law, the outer celebration mirrors an inner alignment; joy, merriment, and helpful deeds flow as natural proof that your state of awareness has changed. The assembly of chief men with Ezra is your inner council—your higher self inviting understanding, not afraid to interpret life in accord with truth. The instruction to dwell in booths is not a historical command but a practice: you retreat into the temporary shelter of imagination to experience the reality that already is yours. The seventh-month feast marks a cycle of refreshment; in your mind you refresh your trust in the governing principle of life, which is you as I AM. So, revise any sense of lack by affirming, I have understood the words of the law; joy now fills my days; my life must follow this inner revelation. The world will reflect the clarity of your inner understanding, confirming that you live truly by the word you have welcomed into being.