Latter Days of Your I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Goddard reader, this is not prophecy about distant lands but a mirror of consciousness. 'I go unto my people' signifies the I AM within you returning to inspect the state of your own consciousness—your 'people'—to discover what that state will cause your outer world to do to its counterpart in the 'latter days.' The 'advertise thee' becomes the innermost voice that proclaims the inevitable consequence of your current state. The latter days are not time-lapse history but the moment in which your inner movements ripen into outward form. If you are conscious of a division between your inner and outer peoples, you will experience later-day outcomes that reflect that split. Therefore, the verse invites you to watch your inner atmosphere: what attitudes, beliefs, and feelings are dominant? The future acts of your outer life will be but the natural expression of your present inner state. The remedy is not to change external circumstances but to revise the state you hold in the I AM: imagine the end you want and feel it as real, now.