Drinking From The Inner Mountain

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Obadiah 1:16 as a mapping of your inner life. The 'holy mountain' is the steadfast I AM within you, the awareness that never changes. The 'drinking' is a repeated belief you inhabit until it saturates your inner atmosphere. When you have tasted a vision of limitation or dominance, you set in motion a corresponding out-picturing in your world—the 'heathen' drinking continually—until the impression wears away and appears as though it never happened. This is not punishment; it's the natural law of consciousness. To change it, withdraw belief from that old reality and assume a new state: see yourself drinking from the sacred cup of abundance on the inner mount, dwelling there until it feels real. In that state, the external picture grows new meaning and the memory of lack dissolves. You end the cycle by living from the I AM instead of the scenes.