Seven Mountains Of Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

The line 'the mind which hath wisdom' is not a distant oracle but the activity of awareness within you. The seven heads are seven fixed beliefs that keep your inner life and outer world standing; they are the mountains of habit—fears, desires, need for approval, scarcity, time-bound plans, judgment, and attachment to appearances. The woman perched on them represents the outward image your inner state has built—your world as it appears to you. Yet the wise mind remains above these forms, perceiving that the mountains and the woman are products of consciousness, not fixed realities. When you affirm the I AM—the eternal awareness that you are—you dissolve the solidity of those mountains and see that the world is a theater your mind creates. You can revise inwardly rather than fight outward conditions: declare you are the mind that hath wisdom, and let your inner state rewrite the appearances of life.