Inner Vision of Saints and Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the vision is not about a distant empire but about the state you entertain in the workshop of your own mind. The 'woman' is a figure of a consciousness drunk on fear-backed narratives—the belief that life is a perpetual conflict where saints must bleed for truth. The 'blood' is energy drawn from your attention, worn by the drama of righteousness and martyrdom. Yet wonder is not admiration for cruelty, but a pointer: you are witnessing your own mind's intoxication with separation. In truth, the one who stands behind the seeing—your higher Self, the I AM—knows that all true justice arises when you cease feeding the drama and instead dwell in the presence that blesses and sustains. The saints are your inner states of integrity, perseverance, and trust. To awaken, refuse to drink the imagery of persecution; revise the scene until you perceive triumph, not in others' demise, but in your own calm, abiding trust in the light you already are.