The Inner Window Of Awareness

Neville's Inner Vision

At the window of my house I stand in the I AM. The casement is the boundary of awareness; through it I observe the movements of thought—images of naiveté, impulses seeking quick pleasure, and the crowd of judgments that arise when I forget my center. These inner pictures do not control me; I control them by recognizing they originate in my own consciousness. I am the watcher, and by that act I revise the entire climate of my mind. When I observe without accusation, I learn that what unfolds in the world is the outward sign of inner states. By choosing to entertain wiser, steadier images, I awaken discernment that guides all action and keeps me faithful to my divine Self. The window becomes a doorway to the realization that imagination makes reality; as I renew the inner scene, the outer life follows suit, governed by the clarity of my observed thoughts and the steadfastness of my will.