From Mourning to Inner Dawn

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the line I am troubled, I am bowed down greatly, I go mourning all the day long, lies an invitation to awaken into the I AM. In Neville's reading the trouble is not an external fate but a state of consciousness that your awareness has assumed. You are not a separate witness of sorrow in a sorrowful world; you are the I AM perceiving a belief in lack as if it were real. When you identify with the feeling of heaviness, you create a scene where mourning lasts hours; forgetfulness of your true nature dims the inner light. The remedy is to assume a new premise, to revise the inner scene until its reality eclipses the old one. Speak softly to the inner you that you are the source, that the tension is a mental posture, and that the effortless ease of your true nature is already present. Do not argue with pain; choose a fresh consciousness that declares I AM whole, I AM peaceful, I AM the light by which all is seen.