Return to Your Inner Place

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the 'place' is not a geographical chair but a state of consciousness you occupy. A bird leaving its nest mirrors the mind that leaves its introduced assumption of wholeness. When you identify with wandering thoughts—lack, fear, or longing—you are tending to a false home, a consciousness that is not permanently aware of its I AM. To recall your place, you do not chase external signals; you re-enter your present state by imagining that you are already where you belong. The I AM that you are is not scattered by circumstance; it holds, as a seed, the memory of your true locale. Shift attention from the evidence of disturbance to the feeling of settledness, and the outer world rearranges itself to reflect your inner alignment. Your inner nest is a certainty of consciousness, not a physical address. As you persist in the assumed reality of your right place, the movements of wandering dissolve, and you awaken to the kingdom within.