Timeless I AM Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the mountains and the earth do not stand separate from your inner state; they are thoughts formed in the same eternal I AM that says, From everlasting to everlasting, Thou art God. The Psalmist speaks not of distant geography but of your awareness: you, the one who experiences, are the living, unchanging God who witnesses all passing forms. When it says you turn man to destruction and bid him return, it reveals that the sense of a separate self arises and dissolves within consciousness. Time is a metric your mind uses to organize experiences; in the sight of the I AM, a thousand years are like yesterday, and a night like a brief interval. The flood that carries them away and the grass that grows in the morning speak to the flux of life and the dream-like spacing of thoughts. If you awaken to the truth that you are the I AM, you will see this movement as a dance within you, not an external fate. The enduring reality is not out there but within, as the steady witness whose life is awareness itself.