Wheel of Thought's Tempest

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your consciousness, the wheel represents a fixed stance you have deemed 'them'—a problem or enemy you keep turning in your mind. When you observe that wheel, you can shift your attention to the I AM within, the steady center that makes all images move. The stubble before the wind is your old beliefs about lack or limitation, easily dispersed when the inner weather changes. The wood aflame and the mountains on fire symbolize ardent thoughts and stubborn convictions that seem to threaten your peace. But the tempest and the storm are not assaults from without; they are the inner movements of awareness that wash away fear and rebuild your sense of self. If you accept that you are the creator of these images, you can let the storm do the sweeping, not your stubborn resistance. Picture yourself as one with the power that sends the wind, the fire, and the rain, and affirm I AM consciousness acting now. When you revise your state, the implied enemies dissolve, and you stand free in the light of your true nature.