The Inner Net Of Consequence

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's language, the 'destruction' is not a happening outside you, but a state of consciousness you entertain. The net hid in the adversary's plot is a belief you secretly project into life by assuming harm toward another. When you dwell in that assumption, you become the trap's author, and the very conditions you dread rise up to meet you. The verse thus invites you to reverse the scene: claim the I AM as your own unshakable presence, and revise the plot by declaring that you are safe, whole, and just, regardless of appearances. If you imagine the net catching the plotter, you are still identifying with the scene; instead, imagine the net dissolving within you—the destructive idea returning to the thinker and becoming harmless thought. Feel it real: you are the one who ends the chain by refusing to live from fear or judgment. In that switch, the energy of contention dissolves, and the destruction envisioned no longer targets you, but the old belief that imagined it.