Come Out Of Her Inner Release

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line, you hear the soft command to withdraw your attention from the 'her' which the world projects as real. Babylon is not a place on a map but a state of fear, grasping, and comparison that swallows your imagining. To come out is to withdraw your identification from that dream and return your attention to the I AM, the awareness that never fluctuates with the crowd. When you pretend you are separate from that mesh of worldly images, you are not denying the world but refusing to invest your inner life there. Your true self, your eternal self, remains untouched by the sins the elders of the dream accuse one another of; the plague you fear is simply a belief in lack, threat, or separation. The moment you assume you are out, you redefine your surroundings as projections of your inner state, and the world begins to respond to your changed awareness. The vision of freedom becomes your dominant state, and from that throne, you govern your fortunes through imagination rather than accident.