One Woe Past, Two Loom

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the 'woes' are not prophecies gnawing at you from without, but movements of your own consciousness. When one woe passes, you simply shift your state; the next two woes are the next inner movements that arise as you entertain old beliefs. The sixth angel is your decision to awaken, and the voice from the four horns of the golden altar is the four aspects of worship and attention you muster before God: gratitude, faith, reverence, and surrender. In this inner theater God is not a judge but your awareness itself; the altar is your focal point where imagination is offered. As you hear the voice, you are reminded that you are larger than the present disturbance; you stand within the sanctuary of I AM. The moment you consent to a new state—'this woe is past; I am now held in the presence of God'—the coming woes become seeds of transformation rather than threats. Your task is to revise the narrative from fear to faith, using imagination to inhabit the next state now.