Inner Vision Over Outer Power

Neville's Inner Vision

That verse speaks to your inner sight. The wicked with great power is a symbol of a state of consciousness clinging to separation and the belief that circumstance rules you. The green bay tree image represents a condition that seems lush and permanent because you have invested in it with attention. Yet the text declares that such power passes away and cannot be found when you seek it in the outer world, for it was never apart from your own I AM. The spiritual law at work is simple: every outward appearance is a projection of your inner state, and by shifting the state you occupy, the image dissolves. When you insist that the I AM is the sole reality—the tenant and the landlord of all you experience—you render the old picture useless. Providence is not an external rescue but your awareness, consistently felt and assumed. Your task is to dwell in that inner reality until the outer scene reflects it, not the other way around.