Wine for the Wounded Heart

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's voice: The 'strong drink' and 'wine' are not bottles but the light of an awake I AM. These lines address the states of mind you deem real—perishing, heavy-hearted, impoverished. To heal, you do not dispense a remedy for the body but shift consciousness. By imagining the one who suffers as already relieved, you are giving them the only true drink: a revised inner state. When you dwell in the feeling that lack has dissolved, the memory of misery recedes and the present reality brightens. The mercy spoken becomes your own inner mercy: a conversion of belief from poverty to sufficiency. Remember, the page invites you to seek relief within, not from external circumstance; the warmth you offer is the awakening of your own I AM into the fullness of life. In short, suffering yields to a deliberate revision of consciousness, and relief is remembered as already yours.