Inner Wilderness of Belief

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this text the wilderness is not a place but a state of consciousness. The land is the inner state you desire to inhabit, a completed demonstration of your I AM. The forty years of wandering reveal how a persistent doubt repeats itself until the mind chooses differently. Your little ones symbolize fresh capacities you now permit to enter awareness; your carcases are the fixed beliefs that cling to lack and delay. When you surveyed the land for forty days you were measuring your inner possibilities, and each day equals a year because your mental clock has been wound by fear rather than faith. The breach of promise is the mind’s own refusal to acknowledge what has already been produced in the I AM. The gift is always present; you must assume it, feel it real, and revise the old narrative until the image of the promised land becomes the felt truth of now. When you live from the I AM, the decree is reversed and you step into your land without further wandering.