Return to Renewal Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this verse there is no condemnation, only a strategically whispered invitation from the I AM to re-aim consciousness. To the man imagined as separate, God says, Return—not to a distant judge, but to the original Center where all power and mercy reside. Destruction here is a state of mind: the belief that you are apart, finite, ruled by fear. Yet the same voice that turns you toward ruin also bids you return to your true self, the living I AM that is aware of itself as forever whole. When you hear the call, you are asked to revise: assume the feeling of your renewed state as already accomplished. Picture yourself stepping out of the old narrative of limitation and into a fresh act of creation—your next thought, your next decision, existing from divine consciousness. The verse thus reframes judgment as a doorway, mercy as inner alignment, and renewal as your instant, present reality.