Islands Flee, Mountains Fade

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville Goddard perspective, this vision is a summons to awaken to my state of consciousness. The islands and mountains are not fixed earth features but inner dispositions: separations I have believed in and beliefs I have clung to as proof of separation. When I claim the I AM as my unconditioned awareness, these landmarks melt away, for they existed only as images in my dream. The island reveals itself as any fragment of self that feels apart; the mountain stands for a rock-solid belief about lack or limitation. As I persist in imagining from the end—that I am one with all life—the outer world reorders itself to reflect that inward unity. The line that they were not found becomes the felt truth of my interior life: unity is at the center, and separation disappears. Imagination creates reality; therefore I revise what I see by choosing the end I desire and feeling it as now.