The Third Woe Awakens

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line, the second woe is past, and the third woe arrives quickly as the mind reorients itself. Woe is not punishment but a stage in the inner drama of consciousness. When I acknowledge that the I AM is the only reality I know, I free myself from identifying with fear and collapse. The third woe comes to hurry me into a higher state of awareness, inviting me to revise my inner image. It is a signal that I am about to demonstrate that I create experience through awareness rather than suffer it. If I maintain the feeling that I am the I AM, every outer event serves as a catalyst for a new self. The speed of the third woe shows that transformation is possible the moment I refuse to cling to yesterday's story.