Pathway Back to the Living

Neville's Inner Vision

Whose mind do you think you are? In the inner scripture, the 'man that wandereth out of the way of understanding' is a state of consciousness that has wandered from the I AM—your true, living awareness. When you drift into the belief that you are separate from the inner wisdom, you remain among the 'congregation of the dead'—the stir of outer appearances without inner life. The verse does not threaten you with outer doom; it reveals a spiritual cause-and-effect: inner neglect becomes outer stagnation. Recognize that the living mind is always present as your I AM; turn your attention inward and align with it. The moment you assume you are the living presence that can see, discern, and choose, you cease wandering. Obedience and faithfulness are not outward duties but steady alignment of imagination with truth. The more you dwell in the inner understanding, the more your external world reflects vitality, order, and direction. Your accountability remains with your state of consciousness; persevere in this practice until the sensation of separation fades and the living mind becomes your only reality.