Fear Dissolves in I AM Light

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the psalmist’s cry as a call to awaken from identification with fear. The terrors of death and the heart’s sore pains are not pointing to an external doom, but to a state of consciousness that has momentarily forgotten its unity with the I AM. When you imagine yourself as a separate self under threat, fear floods the system—trembling, horror, and all—like waves upon a shore. Yet the truth remains: your awareness, your I AM, is constant and untouched by such images. If you re-enter that state now, the imagined specters vanish; you are simply the witness who asks, 'What am I?' and answers, 'I am consciousness, unbound by circumstance.' By re-clarifying your identity to the life within, you revise the scene from fear to peace. As you dwell in the feeling of the I AM—present, safe, whole—the heart’s pain softens, the sense of death dissolves into the light of awareness, and the trembling yields to a calm assurance that nothing can threaten the eternal self.