Inner Strength Awakens

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture Ephraim, Benjamin, and Manasseh as inner dispositions waking to life. In Neville’s inner drama, they do not trouble you from without but arise as aspects of your consciousness asking for courage, faith, and hope. The cry, stir up thy strength, is the I AM—your essential awareness—rousing itself within you. When you imagine this power stirring, salvation is not sought from a distant deity but felt as your own harmony restored: fear recedes, separation dissolves, and the sense of being saved becomes a present state of alignment with the I AM. Your mind, long divided among tribes of doubt, is suddenly unified by a single act of assumption: “I AM awake; I am powerful; I am saved.” The verse teaches that the answer lies in consciousness, not in negotiation with the world; you already hold the power to transform experience by feeling the truth as real now.