Inner Mountains Leap Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In the deep inner theatre, the mountains are fixed beliefs and the little hills are smaller fears; when I acknowledge that I AM—the Presence of God within me—they skip and tremble with praise. The verse is a picture of inner order obedient to consciousness. As I dwell in the I AM, the external world rearranges itself, but what shifts first is my inner state: the mountains leap like rams, the hills become lambs, quieted by worship and the certainty that all is made by the One within. This is the psychology of creation: the outer scene bows to the awareness that God is present here and now. As I am aware, the inner landscape moves in harmony with that awareness, and the world follows the assumption into order, joy, and true worship. The mountains are not moving the world; my consciousness alters what is real, and reality responds with beauty when I stand in the Presence within.