Inner Weather of the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Within me is God, the I AM, who rules the inner weather. Snow and hoarfrost symbolize frozen beliefs; ice morsels mark tiny, rigid judgments; the words melt when the Word is spoken, and wind and waters obey the movement of inner truth. If I feel cold, I am invited to revise by turning on the light of awareness and declaring that the I AM speaks now through me. I take the role of the Word, and I feel the frost soften as warmth spreads; the ice turns to mist; the wind of new thought begins to blow, carrying waters that flow toward renewal. I revise in the present: 'The Word in me melts every resistance; my inner climate is hydrated, free, and ordered by love.' As I dwell in this assumption and feel it real, the outer experience follows the inner weather. The Psalm teaches the law: imagination acts as authority, and by feeling and revision I awaken the inner spring that makes form follow faith.