Inner Garments and Casting Lots

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the vision of casting lots upon my vesture, I hear not a crowd outside but a wind of opinions within. The garments are not cloth but states of consciousness I have worn, roles I have believed myself to be. They part my garments among them to signify how the world distributes my outward life according to inner judgment. When I, the I AM, awaken from the dream that I am merely these clothes, I discover that what is parted off can be reawakened in new colors. Suffering and trials here act as a stone grinding away the old form, yet they do not alter the eternal self. The prophecy and promise speaks: a future I already possess in imagination becomes present when I revise the feeling of being clothed in the victory I desire. Humility and meekness are not weakness but freedom from identification with the garment. I am not the garment; I am the I AM that clothes the garment by imagination.