Waking the Inner Beast

Neville's Inner Vision

Beasts represent a state of consciousness—the sense of separation and fear—that appeared in the past, faded, and threatens return if you entertain it. The bottomless pit is the subconscious where such beliefs dwell, and the ascent is its reentry into your present life through familiar anxieties. The crowd on earth who marvel represents those who still interpret life as a theater of appearances rather than the I AM; they were not written in the book of life from the foundation of the world, which Neville would translate as not fully alive to the true self from the start. Your job is to refuse the old script and dwell in the new state you intend to be true: the I AM that writes reality by consciousness. When you assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled, you become the author of your life, and the beast loses its power as its evidence dissolves into your awareness.