Know Your End, Know Your Days

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the psalm, the cry is for the boundary of life and the length of days; yet in my teaching, the end is but the erasure of limitation in the I AM. When you perceive that the 'end' and the 'days' you measure are feats of consciousness, you stop chasing time and begin the inward transformation. Your awareness is the stage on which every event unfolds; the frailty you fear is the invitation to rely not on the ego, but on the enduring I AM whose reality you are. By knowingly assuming the fullness of that I AM here now, you revise your sense of self from a fragile, temporal creature to a timeless observer who experiences life as an expression of the divine intention. The more you dwell in that formation, the more 'end' ceases to threaten; the days you count become radiant and purposeful, because they are imagined into being by the I AM you awaken.