Silence, Sin, and the Inner Return

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the inner man cries, not for judgment, but for the return of correspondence between God and you—the awareness you call I AM. When you pretend there is no separation, you keep the silence; the body speaks in roars and drought. But the moment you reverse the state, you confess the truth inwardly: you are already forgiven, you are reconciled, you are seen and held by the self that loves you. The 'hand' that weighed on you is but the pressure of awareness that your state must align with truth. In that moment, the dry moisture of the spirit gives way to living water as you feel the release of guilt, and your bones soften to ease instead of weariness. The verse invites you to evaluate the state you are choosing to inhabit: guilt or grace, bondage or freedom. Choose grace now by assuming the end; dwell in the feeling of reconciliation, and the external experience follows as the inner state harmonizes with the truth of I AM.