Deliverance From Inner Darkness

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville vantage, the man who speaks froward things and the companions of darkness are not outside you; they are states of consciousness that have claimed the moment. The line 'deliver thee from the way of the evil man' speaks of terminating allegiance to a stale pattern by becoming aware of the I AM that you are. When you turn your attention from the speaker to the watcher, you re-script the inner drama: the path of uprightness is not earned by struggle, but claimed by a new state of being that already exists within your consciousness. The 'ways of darkness' are simply thoughts and feelings that imagine separation, while the 'uprightness' is the harmonized life of awareness in which thoughts, even forward words, are seen and released. The deliverance comes not by fighting but by re-identifying as the one who observes and chooses. As you enter the feeling of your I AM, you withdraw your belief from the old narrative and align with the truth that you are eternally one with divine order. In that alignment, the old evil pattern loses its grip and the inner path becomes bright and direct.